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Welcome to the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is one of the world's leading institutions of agriculture. Building on 160 years of excellence, the college provides leadership in science, education and research, areas vital to the future of Iowa, the nation and the world.
Graduating Seniors Share the CALS Advantage
Award winning graduating seniors share the CALS Advantages that led to their success. Their experiences include mentors, study abroad opportunities, research projects and caring professors.
Iowa State Animal Researchers Explore Better Handling Tools for Non-Ambulatory Swine
Beattie Named Interim Chair of Plant Pathology and Microbiology at Iowa State University
Scholarship Fund Set Up to Honor Retiring Iowa State University Agricultural Education and Studies Professor
ISU's Leopold Center Awards Sustainability Scholarships to Iowa Undergraduates
World Food Prize Foundation Honors Iowa State University with the Borlaug Medallion
Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: A CALS Deans' Conversation
Earlier this year the former deans of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences welcomed Daniel J. Robison, the current holder of the Endowed Dean's Chair in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The deans shared views about the future and the past.
Workshops help livestock producers prepare for a disease outbreak
Would your farm be ready for a foreign animal disease? An outbreak of African Swine Fever or another foreign animal disease would be a huge challenge for pork producers -- planning ahead may reduce some of the stress. Workshops to help pork producers prepare are set for six Iowa locations in December.
$4 mil. in scholarships are offered to students annually through CALS and its departments.
98% of CALS graduates reported they were working, continuing their education or serving in the military within six months of receiving their diplomas.
150 Iowa State faculty members use the CALS' research farms around the state for teaching, research and extension.