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NewsOpen forums set for residence director candidatesFour finalists have been named in the search for a new department of residence director.
Researchers follow bobcatsResearchers from Iowa State and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources are monitoring the comings and goings of eight bobcat mothers in south central Iowa. The bobcats have been fitted with radio collars. Expert to discuss virtual schoolingTechnology expert Ray Rose will discuss national trends in virtual schooling and emerging technologies Friday, April 22. Distinguished, University professors namedSix faculty members have been awarded the titles of Distinguished Professor or University Professor at Iowa State. Students charged with theftIowa State University Police have charged three former ISU employees with theft following an investigation at the Memorial Union parking ramp. Tulip time at Reiman GardensNearly 20,000 tulips are in bloom in the outdoor beds at Reiman Gardens. Daily hours at the gardens are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Visitors 17 years old and younger are admitted free during April.
A long look at IowaThe spring issue of VISIONS magazine, now available online, looks at the critical role Iowa State plays in the economy and quality of life in the state, at the future of Iowa agriculture and industry, and at some of ISU's brightest young alumni. Pulitzer Prize winner will read on campusTed Kooser, ISU alumnus, U.S. poet laureate and recent Pulitzer Prize winner, will give a reading at Iowa State April 21. Students defend their computer networksTeams of Iowa State students will work overtime during Iowa State's first Cyber Defense Competition. Students will keep a network running, fend off hacker attacks and try to impress judges during the 27-hour competition. Public will decide if mural will be installedThe College of Design seeks community feedback on the winning entry in phase one of its "Unity Mural" competition. Getting students excited about transportationHigh school students will drive a semi, maneuver a mini excavator and use global positioning technology to complete a scavenger hunt. It's all part of the second annual Transportation Career Fair. Physicist on 'History of the Universe'E.N. Economou, professor of physics at the University of Crete in Greece, will talk about "The History of the Universe" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, in Memorial Union Great Hall. Veterinary Medicine college celebrates 125thThis year marks the 125th anniversary of the College of Veterinary Medicine, the nation's oldest public veterinary college and the first veterinary college west of the Mississippi. Pet care seminar April 26ISU community practice veterinarians will offer a basic pet care seminar for pet owners April 26. |
Building blitzHundreds of ISU students joined community members to build three playgrounds in Ames April 16. The project was organized by the student group that would have planned the spring Veishea celebration, which was suspended this year. In the newsAmericans & GM foodsAssociated Press Lisa Lorenzen, biotech industry liaison at Iowa State, says most Americans haven't worried about GM foods because they trust the regulatory system. Lorezen and Patrick Schnable, director of ISU's Center for Plant Genomics are part of a story on GM foods on grocery shelves. Building a better lineupTIME magazine ISU psychology professor Gary Wells, who has been advocating sequential police lineups for almost 30 years, says that method will become dominant in the next few years. Viewing suspect photos one at a time, rather than side by side, can significantly minimize the chance of mistakes and misidentification, Wells' research shows. Athletics |