Nov. 4
Where's Bob?
Do you know where university photographer Bob Elbert spotted this brick enclosure?
Textbook rentals
Nov. 4
A new textbook option: Rent 'em
University Book Store launched an in-house textbook rental program this fall. So far, students have rented more than 80 percent of the rental inventory.
Nov. 4
Four fallen soldiers will be honored Nov. 11
Four former ISU students -- one from each of the 20th century's major conflicts -- will be honored at the annual Veterans Day Gold Star Hall ceremony Nov. 11.
Nov. 4
Regent meeting roundup
Meeting Oct. 28 in Iowa City, the state Board of Regents approved a design firm for a new outdoor complex and new stadium scoreboard for the athletics department, and received updates on flood recovery and technology transfer efforts.
Announcements
- ISU raises its green grade on Sustainability Report Card
- Coach Fennelly's first lunch with fans is Nov. 8
- HRS benefits webcasts air Nov. 4
- Nov. 10 forum topic is compliance review for animal research
- Snowblower tuneups are Nov. 12-13
- Brunnier Art Museum has reopened
- Forum members to discuss sustainability initiatives for ISU
- "Fall back" one hour this weekend
- ISCORE proposals due Dec. 3
- Diversity, women's enrichment grant recipients announced
- Alumni association seeks award nominations
Receptions & open houses
Retirement
- Judy Trumpy, Nov. 8 (no public event)
Arts & events
The Arabian Nights
ISU Theatre brings stories to life in The Arabian Nights
A young bride tells 1,001 stories featuring genies, jesters, thieves and kings to enchant a Persian sultan and save her life. The Arabian Nights opens Nov. 5 at Fisher Theater.
