The Unsung Heroes of Dual Enrollment, Join ISU’s International Affairs Council Student Club to Lead and Connect Globally, Student Researcher Uncovers Hidden Stories of Women in Revolutionary America, In the Company of Those Who Have Earned Global Acclaim, ISU Students Dedication to Sharing Women's Stories, The Role of Historian in Community Discourse, Bengals at Bechtel: A Legacy of Impactful Careers in Extraordinary Teams, Professor Zackery Heern Explores the Global Impact of Baha'u'llah's Writings in New Research Project

Marie Stango stands at the front of a high school classroom. Students in the class focus their attention toward her. One student is raising his hand.

The Unsung Heroes of Dual Enrollment

Dual enrollment programs are a powerful bridge between high school and college, offering students a head start on their higher education journey at significantly reduced costs.

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Join ISU’s International Affairs Council Student Club to Lead and Connect Globally

The International Affairs Council (IAC) is seeking driven students from all majors to join their club.

The front of the American Independence Museum. It is a yellow building.

Student Researcher Uncovers Hidden Stories of Women in Revolutionary America

Norra Cardillo, a second-year master's history student at Idaho State, recently conducted research in Exeter, New Hampshire, at the American Independence Museum (AIM). Norra began with an interest in her matrilineal ancestors and a passion for uncovering hidden histories.

In the Company of Those Who Have Earned Global Acclaim

Dr. Raphael Chijioke Njoku, professor in the Department of History at Idaho State University (ISU) has the distinguished honor of being appointed to The Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL). Notable Foundation Fellows include Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka.

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ISU Students Dedication to Sharing Women's Stories

Under the guidance of History Professor Marie Stango, students enrolled in the Women in US History course at Idaho State University are engaged in a project aimed at unearthing the untold stories of women who attended a pivotal 1977 conference in Houston.

Sarah Robey sits at a conference table with a student. She gestures and smiles as she teaches.

The Role of Historian in Community Discourse

Dr. Sarah Robey, a professor of history at Idaho State University is part of the Common Ground team, playing an important role as historian.

9 people stand on a podium in the Holt arena. They are smiling. There is no crowd in the background.

Bengals at Bechtel: A Legacy of Impactful Careers in Extraordinary Teams

"That internship led to an internship with Bechtel, which led to all the experiences I’ve had,” Amanda says. “I owe a big chunk of that to my ISU experience."

Zack Heern smiles at the camera. He is standing next to another gentleman between bookshelves. They are each holding books.

Professor Zackery Heern Explores the Global Impact of Baha'u'llah's Writings in New Research Project

Zackery Heern, Professor in the Department of History, and Associate Dean for the College of Arts and Letters, shares his experience conducting research in Haifa, Israel, and England.