The Meeting Room, a lab space for event management students, is helping students use the latest technology effectively and confidently in event and meeting settings.

Three College of Human Sciences students are among the seven students the Iowa State University Alumni Association will recognize with the 2019 Wallace E. Barron All-University Senior Award this spring.

Instead of sending out resumes when she graduates this spring, Ashley Jones will continue to build the online business she started while at Iowa State University.

Jenny Junker, senior in apparel merchandising and design, was awarded a $35,000 scholarship at the YMA gala in New York City, Jan. 6. This scholarship was the evening's highest honor from the national apparel organization.

Studying abroad exposes Iowa State students to different cultures and experiences, helping them grow and become more prepared for a diverse and international work force.

The Kin Collective reduces isolation among students of color and provides a safe space to share life's ups and downs.

Working with Project SEARCH interns, a program that aims to secure competitive employment for people ages 18 to 30 with disabilities, helped Sarah Brangoccio grow as a person.

Employers are seeking job candidates who embrace diversity and inclusion, which intensify learning and achievement.

Soccer is a huge part of Alejandro Martinez’s culture and his family, and it was his own soccer injuries at South Tama County High School – as well as words of wisdom from the athletic trainer who helped him recover – that led him to Iowa State University’s kinesiology and health program.

The Iowa State University College of Human Sciences will recognize the accomplishments of the graduating class of fall 2018 in a series of events on Dec. 14 and 15.