Hawkeye Community College to Host "Know Before You Go" College Night on April 23
Hawkeye Community College will host "Know Before You Go" College Night on Thursday, April 23, 2026, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center, 120 Jefferson St, Waterloo, Iowa.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Celebrates National Agriculture Day
National Agriculture Day is March 24, 2026With a fundamental role in teaching, research and extension, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach reflects this year’s National Agriculture Day theme, “Agriculture: Together We Grow.
National Agriculture Day is March 24, 2026With a fundamental role in teaching, research and extension, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach reflects this year’s National Agriculture Day theme, “Agriculture: Together We Grow.
LIBRARIES: Collections Stewardship Funding Opportunity - Deadline May 11
The new NEH Collections Stewardship program funds projects to preserve and make available physical and digital collections important for research, teaching, and public engagement in the humanities.
The new NEH Collections Stewardship program funds projects to preserve and make available physical and digital collections important for research, teaching, and public engagement in the humanities.
What We're Reading: It's not Her
Review of 'It's Not Her' by Mary Kubica:Another gripping “whodunit” from Mary Kubica.This slow-burn thriller follows Courtney’s present-day storyline alongside Reese’s past, weaving their perspectives together in an addictive, intertwined narrative that slowly reveals shocking truths.
Review of 'It's Not Her' by Mary Kubica:Another gripping “whodunit” from Mary Kubica.This slow-burn thriller follows Courtney’s present-day storyline alongside Reese’s past, weaving their perspectives together in an addictive, intertwined narrative that slowly reveals shocking truths.
What We're Reading: Kingfisher
I often tell my co-workers I’ve found a new favorite book, but this time I mean it. 'Kingfisher' by Rozie Kelly has settled itself deep in me and refuses to let go.
I often tell my co-workers I’ve found a new favorite book, but this time I mean it. 'Kingfisher' by Rozie Kelly has settled itself deep in me and refuses to let go.
ISU Extension Releases New Guide on Urban, Communuty-Scale Composting
As urban farms and community gardens work to improve productivity, reduce food waste and build healthy soils, on-site composting is becoming more essential.
As urban farms and community gardens work to improve productivity, reduce food waste and build healthy soils, on-site composting is becoming more essential.
What We're Reading: Discipline
'Discipline' by Larissa Pham is a dark delight, diving deep into obsession, art, power, and the slippery nature of narrative control. Christine’s attempt to reshape herself after the fallout of an affair with her former professor feels both self-aware and self-destructive.
'Discipline' by Larissa Pham is a dark delight, diving deep into obsession, art, power, and the slippery nature of narrative control. Christine’s attempt to reshape herself after the fallout of an affair with her former professor feels both self-aware and self-destructive.
What We're Reading: Massacre Creek
Review of 'Massacre Creek' by Wayne C. LeeHappy New Year and saddle up for a brand new adventure! Lane Perry and his younger brother Chris have been through the war, then travel West to search for gold.
Review of 'Massacre Creek' by Wayne C. LeeHappy New Year and saddle up for a brand new adventure! Lane Perry and his younger brother Chris have been through the war, then travel West to search for gold.
What We're Reading: 'Stone Yard Devotional'
It has been a busy week at my home with the holidays and viruses, so I have only just begun what looks to be a very promising novel: 'Stone Yard Devotional' by Charlotte Wood.
It has been a busy week at my home with the holidays and viruses, so I have only just begun what looks to be a very promising novel: 'Stone Yard Devotional' by Charlotte Wood.
Getting a Head Start: How to Successfully Start Seeds Indoors
As winter lingers, many gardeners are looking for ways to get their hands dirty. Starting seeds indoors gives gardeners greater control over growing conditions, resulting in healthier, more resilient transplants.
As winter lingers, many gardeners are looking for ways to get their hands dirty. Starting seeds indoors gives gardeners greater control over growing conditions, resulting in healthier, more resilient transplants.