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Iowa States 7 college now emphasize entrepreneurship. President Wendy Wintersteen talked to us about why thats important for students.

On episode 106 of Inside the SCCA we preview the iconic June Sprints at Road America. Our guest is Jonathan Wickert. He's a B-Spec driver who grew up 15 minutes away from Road America. He'll be driving in his 2nd June Sprints next weekend. https://www.youtube.

How vague laws and heightened fears are creating a repressive climate on campus.

Leaders at Iowas other public universities support the new program, saying it will help answer a critical workforce need.

Two weeks after Iowa State University resigned from the esteemed Association of American Universities, and six years since the campus last updated its list of 10 comparison land-grant universities, faculty are asking whether ISU should re-evaluate who it considers its peers.

/PRNewswire/ -- FDH Infrastructure Services (FDH) is proud to announce that Gregory J. McCray, CEO, has been inducted into Iowa State Universitys Department...

Pat Miller is being remembered for her devotion to students and taking the well-respected Lectures Program at Iowa State to national recognition.

Ames Tribune While Iowa educators figure out what exactly the states recently passed law on certain concepts related to racism and sexism means, the laws passage has already prolonged efforts to update Iowa State Universitys course diversity requirement. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed in June a law that took effect July 1 banning the teaching of 10 "specific defined concepts" that include ideas as the contention that the U.S. or Iowa are “fundamentally or systemically racist or sexist” or tha...

More than a dozen states considered or passed legislation targeting critical race theory this year. How has this academic concept become so politicized?

Ames Tribune Iowa State University plans to end two things when it comes to the study or use of energy, but one loss — eliminating the use of coal on campus — would be considered a good thing, from the universitys perspective. Pam Cain, ISUs senior vice president for operations and finance, told the Iowa Board of Regents Property and Facilities Committee on Wednesday that the university wants to spend $16 million to replace the two remaining coal-fired boilers at the university power p...