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The testing center in the Durham building is one of three testing centers on campus. The centers offer a place for students to take tests outside of the classroom, but still in a controlled environment. 

Orientation Guide: Testing Centers

April 16, 2019
Left to Right: Devin Gaudette, Kayla Youngblood, Nathan Pals, Carissa Moyna, Leo Brocka, Lauren Wibe, Grace Mergens, Jordan Girolamo, Parker Lloyd, Collin Blatchford.

Iowa State students to compete in net-zero national competition

April 9, 2019
Craig Anderson, a Iowa State Distinguished Professor of psychology, discussed the implications for action on climate change and on preparing for the challenges of eco-migration. The lecture was held in the Pioneer room Thursday, March 14 in the Memorial Union.

Professor speaks on global warming and violence

March 14, 2019
Lee Cockerell, former Executive Vice President of Operations at Walt Disney World Resort addresses the crowd at the Professional Development Center, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., April 8, 2016. The author’s presentation about keys to becoming a great leader was the first of three events in the 45th Force Support Squadron’s Leadership Speaker Series.

Learn what goes into creating ‘Disney magic’ at the Memorial Union

January 29, 2019
Newly-appointed Frank Peters discusses his new role as the Study Abroad Director. The question he wants to ask students at the Study Abroad Fair on Thursday is not if they are going to study abroad, but when.

Study abroad center welcomes new director

January 23, 2019
Molly Breen, Madeleine Blandin, Sam Kunde and Alice Kenawell follow the instructors directions as the participate in the Yoga on the Lawn event held by a partnership between the Live!Green Initiative and the ISU Recreation Services.

Looking back at Live!Green

January 16, 2019
Merry Rankin, director of sustainability at Iowa State, works from her office in the General Services Building on Jan. 15. Rankin will be celebrating 10 years at Iowa State this year. Rankin is also director of the Live Green! Initiative, which aims to encourage faculty, staff and students to engage in sustainable behavior that keeps the Iowa State campus green.

10 years of Merry: Director of sustainability celebrates decade at Iowa State

January 15, 2019
A capacity crowd in the Memorial Unions Great Hall awaits a lecture from Craig Packer, director of the lion research center at the University of Minnesota on Nov. 27. 

Lecturer: Lions threatened by underfunding, hunting

November 27, 2018
A capacity crowd in the Memorial Unions Great Hall awaits a lecture from Craig Packer, director of the lion research center at the University of Minnesota on Nov. 27. 

Lion conservationist spoke about preserving lions at the MU Tuesday

November 27, 2018
Mahdi Al-Kaisi, professor of Agronomy, worked on an international team on a National Academies Climate Report.

Professor of agronomy co-contributes to national climate report

November 15, 2018
Recycling coordinator Oluwalana at his office in the universitys General Services Building. 

Green organizations table at the Memorial Union for America Recycles Day

November 15, 2018
Kara Gardiner, then-Oxfam America vice president, talks with a student about ways their student organization works toward sustainability during National Campus Sustainability Day on Oct. 26, 2017, outside Parks Library.

Campus organizations to celebrate America Recycles Day in the Memorial Union

November 13, 2018
Dig up some history about these buildings at the Secrets lecture tonight at 7:00 P.M. at the Ames Public Library.

Office of Sustainability and downtown-Ames to collaborate in shopping event

November 7, 2018
Craig Packer, director of the Lion Research Center at the University of Minnesota, will be speaking Monday about lion conservation and how they interact with humans. 

Researcher to speak about lion convservation

October 25, 2018
Mary Comerio, an architecture department faculty member at The University of California Berkeley lectures at Iowa States college of design on October 24th. Comerio taught students the importance of designing buildings and urban areas with the possibility of natural disasters in mind.

Mary Comerio on resilience and lessons from disaster relief

October 24, 2018
The sun breaks through the clouds before a storm June 14 just outside of Ames. 

United Nations climate report details environmental disasters by 2040

October 17, 2018
Phil Howard, associate professor in the department of community custainability at Michigan State University and author of Concentration and Power in the Food System: Who Controls What We Eat? dove into consumer demand, ecology and economics, and government financing at his lecture Oct. 10 in the Memorial Union.

Michigan State professor discusses the expansion of the global meat industry

October 10, 2018
Mike Draper clarifies why using recycled polyester and recycled cotton were a good combination for his line of shirt designs for RAYGUN, a Des Moines-based clothing company. Draper presented in the Sunroom of the Memorial Union on Oct. 4.

Mike Draper, owner of RAYGUN, talks environmental sustainability and t-shirts

October 4, 2018
Tim Gannon and Rick Stewart debate their beliefs in agriculture at the Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Debate held in the Memorial Union on Oct. 3. 

Two Secretary of Agriculture candidates debate in the MU

October 3, 2018
The RAYGUN store at 505 East Grand Avenue in Des Moines, Iowa.

Owner of ‘The Greatest Store In the Universe’ to discuss sustainability

October 1, 2018
Students listen to Andrew Kozlowski, an art and print maker, speak about his work during his lecture at the Memorial Union on Sept. 20. Kozlowski will hold a workshop on Friday, September 21, where the participants will learn how to make their own prints.

Andrew Kozlowski discusses sustainability and art

September 20, 2018
The ISU Local Food Festival: An Adventure in Eating took place on Central Campus on Sept. 19. The festival featured food samples and locally grown produce products by local food vendors as well as campus clubs.

Local food festival encourages healthy eating, sustainability

September 19, 2018
ISU CALS Dean finalist Titus Awokuse made a bid for why he should be dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences on Monday afternoon.

Second CALS dean candidate holds open forum

September 17, 2018
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