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Jeff Budlong's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and announcements, particularly college sports at Eastern Oregon University. He frequently covers specific games, tournaments, and achievements of local athletes. For effective outreach to Jeff, consider providing exclusive insights or access to players and coaches involved in these events.
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The members of the 2025-26 Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) class gathered April 17 to share outcomes of their four capstone projects. They also reflected on what they learned about teamwork, navigating a large university to accomplish goals and how leadership works best among a whole team of leaders.
During its April 28 meeting, Lindsey Dew talked with the Faculty Senate about an upcoming change in the technology used to record students' rating of teaching at Iowa State. Dew, the learning technology support manager in the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, stressed that the system is transitioning but the questionnaire students fill out will remain the same.
By: Jeff Budlong, Christopher Gannon
Iowa State junior Maddie Hotham, left, and junior Jackson Kelso enjoy a beautiful spring day during the “Finals in Full Bloom” event at Reiman Gardens. The event features free coffee, relaxation activities and quiet study spaces for students during prep week.
It's a piece of paper, but to those taking part in commencement this week, it means so much more.
Senior vice president and provost Jason Keith gave the summary of faculty advancement data at the final Faculty Senate meeting of the semester on May 12. The Iowa Board of Regents approved promotion recommendations for tenure-eligible faculty last month.
Benefits director Ed Holland shared results of the 2025 benefits survey and drew comparisons to the 2022 survey during the Professional and Scientific (P&S) Council meeting May 21. The 2025 survey was sent to 6,799 employees and had a response rate of 42%. P&S employees had the highest response rate at 66% followed by faculty at 17%.
By: Jeff Budlong, Christopher Gannon
The $35 million Iowa State University Kent Feed Mill and Grain Science Complex was built entirely by donations and in its second year of operation.
By: Jeff Budlong, Christopher Gannon
Workers remove a portion of sediment from the bottom of Lake LaVerne and put it in a truck to be taken away. The area will create a low space for the remaining water to be pumped out.
Adventure2, the employee well-being and engagement program, helps Iowa Staters make changes big and small in their lives. This summer, it will undergo its own changes with a new name and platform.
Event management's Shawn Brekke represents student engagement at the resource fair at the Student Innovation Center. Campus and community representatives provide materials about programs, activities and services at Iowa State. Students can register for Destination Iowa State and complete additional action items. A Cyclone Aide leads a small group of incoming students as they enjoy some ice breaking gatherings in front of the Memorial Union during orientation activities.
