Behind the uptick in women’s alcohol consumption: stress, stereotypes, marketing
Behind the uptick in women’s alcohol consumption: stress, stereotypes, marketing
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Finding solutions to the Mississippi River basin’s biggest challenges
Finding solutions to the Mississippi River basin’s biggest challenges
Iowa State students transform data to solve community problems
Iowa State students transform data to solve community problems
Study shows Gulf of Maine cooling for 900 years, then quickly warming since late 1800s
Study shows Gulf of Maine cooling for 900 years, then quickly warming since late 1800s
Apprentices hone their writing, speaking skills through ISU-John Deere partnership
Apprentices hone their writing, speaking skills through ISU-John Deere partnership
See how ISU research is part of your everyday life at the Iowa State Fair
See how ISU research is part of your everyday life at the Iowa State Fair
Training blood vessels may help protect against heart attack, stroke
Training blood vessels may help protect against heart attack, stroke
Iowa State hits record $601.7 million in external funding, including record research dollars
Iowa State hits record $601.7 million in external funding, including record research dollars
Des Moines Area Community College, Iowa State launch new program for transfer students
Des Moines Area Community College, Iowa State launch new program for transfer students
Iowa State students provide landscape expertise in proposed Mississippi River bridge project
Iowa State students provide landscape expertise in proposed Mississippi River bridge project
Who trusts gene-edited foods? New study gauges public acceptance
Who trusts gene-edited foods? New study gauges public acceptance
University suspends, sanctions Men’s Cyclone Hockey Club
University suspends, sanctions Men’s Cyclone Hockey Club
Hills Bank Alive After 5 on June 28
Hills Bank Alive After 5
New book highlights public art that transforms urban spaces
New book highlights public art that transforms urban spaces
Engineers develop cybersecurity tools to protect solar, wind power on the grid
Engineers develop cybersecurity tools to protect solar, wind power on the grid
Study shows how artificial light affects seasonal rhythms of plants in U.S. cities
Study shows how artificial light affects seasonal rhythms of plants in U.S. cities
As the grid adds wind power, researchers have to reengineer recovery from blackouts
When the power grid goes down, there’s a step-by-step recovery process – a “blackstart” that up to now has depended on power from gas or hydro turbines spinning away inside…
Startups near state lines gravitate toward side with lower property tax
Researchers at Iowa State University found significantly different state tax rates affect where new businesses set up shop near state lines.
New model could improve matches between students and schools
For the majority of students in the U.S., residential addresses determine which public elementary, middle, or high school they attend.
In franchising, playing tough early may support long-term benefits
From McDonalds to Marriott, 7-Eleven to Ace Hardware, we’re surrounded by franchises.
More greens, less sugar and fries: Abriendo Caminos study finds promising results
A multi-state study found kids with Mexican roots consumed fewer sugary beverages, french fries and fast food and ate more vegetables after participating in a six-week, culturally-tailored education program with…
Innovation at Work: Taking the classroom to Main Street
On Iowa State University’s campus, a lingering spring sunset reflects off the folded glass façade of the Student Innovation Center.
ISU scientists receive federal grant to advance research on blood stem cells
The ability to generate a patient’s blood cells in order to treat blood diseases has eluded scientists for years, but a recently awarded federal grant could help Iowa State University…
No new teachers in Nevada sign pledge in week ending March 12 to teach Critical Race Theory
There were no new teachers in Nevada who signed the pledge in week ending March 12, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.
Number of teachers in Ames teaching Critical Race Theory increases by 2 in week ending March 12
Critical Race Theory will be taught by two more teachers in Ames, according to an online pledge from the Zinn Education Project.