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Hope Ministries’ third annual Walk a Mile in Their Shoes walkathon to benefit the homeless will be Sept. 3 at Copper Creek Lake in Pleasant Hill. Brochures for participants are available at Hope Ministries Bethel …
The most successful fund-raising effort in Iowa State University history concluded on June 30 with more than $867 million received in gifts and commitments.
“Campaign Iowa State: With Pride and Purpose” began in 2003 and …
Iowa’s business colleges all face many of the same issues.
Tuition increases and general uncertainty in the economy seem to be on everyone’s mind. Dealing with the changing nature of students is also key. And …
Business schools at Iowa universities have noticed a push toward entrepreneurship.
A growing number of students, officials say, are taking minors, certificate programs or single classes in entrepreneurial practices, which has led the schools to …
Iowa State University alumnus Ken Smith is the recipient of the 2011 Christian Petersen Design Award presented by the ISU College of Design.
Smith is the landscape architect behind both the Museum of Modern Art …
Start-up activity among unemployed managers and executives in the first half of 2011 fell to its lowest level since such activity has been tracked, according to new survey results from outplacement consultancy Challenger, Gray & …
The nonprofit Senior College of Greater Des Moines has announced 24 classes for its fall semester.
The courses, aimed at people over the age of 50, cost from $18 to $96 each. Pre-registration is required; …
Central Iowa averages 33 inches of snow per year, which can make commuting to work treacherous at times. But this is not a problem for Scott Valbert, who works for Des Moines-based Principal Financial Group …
Kris Kunze kept trying to recruit him, kept trying to pull him away from the comfortable office and the reliable pay, and finally Mark LaCroix said yes. “I was looking at the hours I spent …
Anthony Townsend was sure that “dispersed work forces” would become more common, and he was right. He was wrong about the reason, though. “I thought it would be because of worker shortages,” Townsend said. “I …
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