Shopping on campus

Campus units, retailers and student organizations have plenty to offer holiday shoppers. Here's a sampling of what you might find.

Senate explores FY11 budget

Six speakers at the Nov. 17 Faculty Senate meeting offered different perspectives on anticipated future budget cuts. Executive vice president and provost Elizabeth Hoffman said the financial challenge could be an opportunity to "reshape" the university.

New lunch options

ISU Dining has launched WebFood, an online ordering service that lets you choose your lunch from an online menu.

• Students challenge employees to become sustainable eaters
• Used magazine sale week of Nov. 30 benefits MU browsing library
• Support hunger relief and get a great bowl Dec. 2
• Honors students fall poster presentation/reception is Dec. 3
• United Way campaign approaching 100 percent of goal
• University Museums announces reduced holiday hours
• Nominations sought by Dec. 15 for Live Green awards
• Volunteers sought for science bowls Jan. 30 and Feb. 27, 2010
• Benefits open change periods end Nov. 20 and Nov. 23
• Gerdin Café closed Nov. 20-Jan. 10 for remodeling

Open houses

• Flow Cytometry Facility, Dec. 2
• Farm House Museum, Dec. 2

Reception

• Artist Ben Schuh, Nov. 21

The Wizard of Oz

Follow the yellow brick road

Dorothy and Toto land in Stephens Auditorium for a Dec. 1 production of The Wizard of Oz.

Museums in elite company

University Museums' recent reaccreditation by the American Association of Museums puts it in an elite class.

High graduation rates

Iowa State student-athletes who entered college in 2002 posted a graduation rate of 79 percent, according to the figures released Wednesday by the NCAA.

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