Save The Date: The NEW Research Symposium
The Graduate School is excited to announce the ISU Research and Creative Scholarship Symposium for all students in partnership with the Office for Research and the Kasiska Division of Health Sciences (KDHS).
Robert W. Wagner Named ISU's 14th President
The Idaho State Board of Education has named Robert W. Wagner as the next president of Idaho State University. He begins January 29, 2024.
Congratulations to our November Be a Bengal nominees!
Global studies program hires new director and plans for revitalization
The global studies and languages program is being restructured to provide more opportunities for students.
Funding for the Idaho Hearing Education and Aural Rehabilitation (IHEAR) program will train, provide tuition and financial support to 42 scholars.
Professor recently led the publication of NCSM’s new position paper on Supporting All Students through Flexible Grouping Strategies.
ISU is thrilled to announce its continued partnership with Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance of Idaho for the third year of the highly anticipated Summer Community Theatre.
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 women's conference in Houston.
Idaho State University Confers More than 1,300 Degrees and Certificates at Winter 2023 Commencement
At Idaho State University’s 2023 winter commencement ceremony Saturday, student speaker Selena Drolet-Palmer congratulated her fellow students, many of whom pushed through the struggles of raising families, working long hours and spending long nights studying to achieve their goals.
Idaho State Establishes the Dr. Randy Earles Legacy Scholarship Endowment
Idaho State University faculty, alumni, and friends gathered Dec. 8 to honor the legacy of Dr. Randy Earles and his contributions to music education.
Record Number of Graduates to Cross the Stage at Winter 2023 Commencement
Idaho State University will confer 1,357 degrees and certificates at the Winter Commencement ceremony, 11 a.m. Dec. 16 in Holt Arena. More than 300 students are expected to walk across the stage Saturday, a record number for winter commencement ceremonies.
ISU Rugby Teams Sleep in Cardboard Boxes to Raise Homelessness Awareness, Funds
In this fundraiser and awareness event, participants slept outside, overnight in cardboard boxes to experience a fraction of the hardships some people without homes have to, or have experienced.
Getting Across the Finish Line: Helping Students Finish Their Degrees
This week marks the first graduation of a recipient of The Resiliency Scholarship, funded by the Dean's Excellence fund within the College of Arts and Letters at Idaho State University.
Consider Donating to the Shared Leave Program
The ISU Human Resources and Payroll Offices are inviting faculty and staff to consider donating accrued leave to the Shared Leave Program.
Inspirational Pocatello Teacher Wins Inaugural 2023 ISU Cooperating Teacher Award
The Idaho State University College of Education recently established a new award to acknowledge an outstanding cooperating teacher at the end of each semester. We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Dawnae Kirkham from Pocatello High School has been chosen as the inaugural recipient of the 2023 ISU Cooperating Teacher Award.
December 2023 CPI Intern of the Month: Bentley Parrott
Bentley Parrott is a sophomore Visual Communications Design major at Idaho State University and holds a Career Path Internship as the Marketing and College Relations Assistant for the College of Science and Engineering.
ISU Students Assist with the 2023 National Football Foundation College Football Awards in Las Vegas
Athletic administration and sport management students traveled to Las Vegas to assist the National Football Foundation with the College Football Award Ceremonies.
ISU Faculty Recognized by American Medical Informatics Association
Dr. Velma Payne publication recognized in AMIA Year in Review
Be a Bengal Nominations Open Through December 31
Nominate a colleague for a Be a Bengal award before the end of the year.
Idaho State Professor’s Ultra-running Research Featured by Outside Online
One of the leading publishers of all things outdoors is shining the spotlight on research by an Idaho State University professor.
MyISU is replacing BengalWeb, which will be unavailable after Jan 1, 2024.
Four Winners Named at Annual 3MT Competition
The Idaho State University Graduate School hosted its 7th Annual Three Minute Thesis competition on Thursday, Nov. 9, in the Black Box Theater at the L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center with the highest number of participants to date.
Call for Distinguished Faculty Award Nominations
Nominations requested for Distinguished Faculty Awards for Idaho State University faculty members.
Presidential Candidate Finalists On-Campus Visits
Five finalists have been picked from a list of over 80 candidates who applied to become Idaho State University’s 14th president.
ROAR TOGETHER: Training to be the Real Deal
A group of visionaries met to collaborate on how to improve the capability of professors to work across campuses and with community partners to teach various skills through simulation training.
Through the Benny's Giving Tree program (new name, same program), currently enrolled ISU student families that are in need of assistance, can receive gifts for their children during the holidays.
Free Public Screening of Oppenheimer + Expert Q/A
Join Idaho State University for a free screening of the acclaimed film Oppenheimer, followed by free pizza and an expert Q/A panel.
Important Things to Think about in December
We know you’re focused on assignment deadlines and final exams right now, but there are some important things to think about before the end of the semester.
ISU Vocalists Excel at NATS Competition
Fifteen talented vocalists from Idaho State University (ISU) showcased their skills at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), Southeast Idaho District Student Auditions hosted by BYU-Idaho on Saturday, November 18.
Dr. Abrar Qureshi, a Fulbright Postdoctoral Scholar from Pakistan who is visiting ISU November 29-December 1, will give a lecture on his research to which all are welcome.
If you want to make more sustainable and environmentally friendly concrete, you’re going to need some sugar. Sort of.
ISU Choirs to Perform Holiday Concert
Idaho State Chamber Choir and ISU Treble Choir will present "Carols, Prayers, and Lullabies" on Friday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 309 North Garfield Avenue in Pocatello.
Department of English to Celebrate Book Launch
Idaho State University’s Department of English and Philosophy is hosting a book launch celebration for Dr. Hal Hellwig’s book, American Film Noir Genres, Characters, and Settings on Dec. 7 from 4-6 p.m. at Portneuf Valley Brewery.
Professional Achievement Award Nominations Open Through December 15
Idaho State University’s annual Professional Achievement Awards recognize some of the most influential alumni for their valuable and distinguished contributions to Idaho State, their profession and their community.
Idaho State University Launches Campus Master Plan Initiative
Last spring, Idaho State University announced that work was beginning on a campus master plan that will directly impact our ability to meet the goals and objectives outlined in our 5-year strategic plan.
November CPI of the Month: Christopher Thomas
Thomas recently held a Career Path Internship with the Pocatello Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
Bengals and Vandals Unite to Tackle Hunger During Rivalry Week
The ISU Alumni Association and University of Idaho Alumni are teaming up to tackle hunger in Idaho by launching a week-long food drive in support of the Idaho Food Bank.
Legal Training: Protection of Minors
The Office of General Counsel would like to invite all employees to a session on Protection of Minors Nov. 17 from 11 - 11:45 a.m. on Zoom.
Veteran Student Services Center Salutes Student Veterans
In celebration of Veteran's Day, we are honored to highlight a few of the students who found benefit in utilizing the Veteran Student Services Center.
Information and resources for employees and department heads to consider as we plan for continued, cost-effective workplace communication tools and resources.
Gilchrist emphasizes the trusted and valued relationship between a speech-language pathologist and a person who stutters.
President's Holiday Open House
Celebrate the start of the holiday season with President Satterlee
Empowering Students and Non-Profits Through Grant Writing at ISU
Kellee Kirkpatrick, an associate professor in Political Science has been making a significant impact on students and the community through her innovative grant writing class.
Suzzie Morris Retirement Party
Join the Department of Chemistry in honoring Suzzie Morris' many years of service
Idaho State University Paleontology Professor Featured on PBS' NOVA
An Idaho State University paleontologist has been featured on one of the nation’s premier science television shows.
Reminder of Annual Respectful Workplace Training
Reminder for those who have not completed this training for 2023. If you are registered for an upcoming session, please disregard this message. The goal of this initiative is to support a safe, inclusive and respectful workplace.
Museum of Natural History Offers Free Admission for National American Indian Heritage Month
In honor of National American Indian Heritage Month the Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) on the Idaho State University (ISU) Pocatello campus will offer free museum admission to enrolled tribal members during the month of November.
ISU Celebrates First-Generation Students with a Week of Events
Idaho State University’s Access and Opportunity Programs will host First-Gen Celebration Week from November 6 to November 10.
ISU Graduate Students to Present Research at Upcoming Three Minute Thesis Competition
The Idaho State University Graduate School invites all to the 7th Annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. at the L.E. & Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center in the Black Box Theatre.
The Idaho State University Department of Community and Public Health is the recipient of a substantial subgrant worth approximately $200,000 to expand its Addiction Studies Program in a strategic and impactful manner.
Volunteers Needed for Winter Commencement
Idaho State’s Winter Commencement will be held Saturday, December 16, at 11 a.m., in Holt Arena. Because this is a large-scale event, we need volunteers to help make the day run smoothly for our graduates and their guests. Volunteer roles will include ushers, check-in staff, processional support, ceremony flow, and more.
A Revived Tradition: Idaho State University Takes Center Stage for IOTA State Conference
Idaho State University (ISU) recently became the hub for occupational therapy practitioners, reviving a tradition by hosting the Idaho Occupational Therapy Association (IOTA) state conference. The two-day event — which drew over a hundred attendees — highlighted awards, key insights and networking while emphasizing IOTA's commitment to clinicians across the state.
Idaho State Professor, Student Return from 9-Day Research Expedition on the Pacific Ocean
Ask Rhys Ellis if he’d spend another nine days at sea, and you’ll get an enthusiastic answer.
Volunteers Needed for New Student Orientation
New Student Orientation is coming soon, and staff, faculty, student, and alumni volunteers are needed to help spring semester Bengals feel at home by offering a warm welcome to campus.
Honor First-Generation Students and Graduates during First Generation Celebration Week
To commemorate First-Generation Celebration Week, we are currently seeking nominations to honor first-generation individuals and first-generation student supporters at Idaho State University.
Local Community Members Support the Building of Dinosaurs from the Mountain
Gene and Beverly Gillette generously sponsored the tyrannosaurus mount in the Idaho Museum of Natural History’s (IMNH) newest exhibit, “Dinosaurs from the Mountain.”
There’s a KillerTomato lurking on the grounds of Idaho State University. Not to fear, though, this cold-blooded killer is only looking for victims of the bacterial variety.
ISU School of Performing Arts Presents: “Ken Ludwig’s The Three Musketeers”
Idaho State University’s School of Performing Arts will present its second show of the season: “Ken Ludwig’s The Three Musketeers” on Dec. 1, 2, 7, 8 and 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Beverly B. Bistline Theatre in the L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center.
ISU to Host World-Renowned Singer Allan Glassman
The Idaho/Montana District Laffont Competition will welcome world-renowned tenor Allan Glassman as a judge and master clinician Nov. 3-4.
ISU's Annual United Way Bowling Tournament Set Oct. 31
It’s time for the ISU’s Annual United Way Bowling Tournament. This year’s tournament will be held Tuesday, October 31, from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. at the Pond Student Union, Games Center in Pocatello.
College of Business to Host Melissa Lowry as New Executive in Residence
Students at the Idaho State University College of Business will be visited this week by Idaho State University alumnus and Chief Marketing Officer / Payment Leader / Advisor Melissa Lowry for a series of presentations during the College’s Executive in Residence multi-day event.
Roxanne Merle Retires After 40 Years at ISU
After 40 years of dedicated service to Idaho State University and its students, Roxanne Merle, long-time counselor in the Financial Aid Office is joining her husband Bob in retirement.
ISU’s Business Technology Program Receives Dual Commendations
Idaho State University's Business Technology Program, under the leadership of its program coordinator, Duane Rawlings, has recently garnered significant recognition with two notable awards.
Idaho State University Breaks Retention Records
Idaho State University broke retention records and increased enrollment this fall, with nearly 26 percent more first-time undergraduate students choosing ISU than in Fall 2022.
The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health (The Foundation) is partnering with the Idaho Area Health Education Center (AHEC) to promote career opportunities in the healthcare sector to secondary school students, an important step in addressing a severe workforce shortage that threatens access to health care.
Ryan Redman: October 2023 CPI Intern of the Month
Ryan Redman, a sophomore in the Civil Engineering program at Idaho State University, has been named October’s CPI of the month.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Education Conference Set Nov. 3
The Idaho State University College of Education is hosting the 2023 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Education Conference in collaboration with the Diversity Resource Center on Nov. 3 from 2-7 p.m. in the Rendezvous Suites.
Idaho State University Students Deliver 86,000 Menstrual Pads Throughout the Community
ASISU marked Period Action Day by distributing a generous donation of 86,500 menstrual pads, equivalent to 173 boxes, within our local communities.
Haunted Science Laboratory Opens to the Public on Oct. 28 from 4 to 9 p.m.
Kids of all ages are invited to see the not-so-spooky side of science just before Halloween.
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author to Visit Idaho State University Oct. 20
Pulitzer Prize- winning author James Risen will be at Idaho State University's Pocatello campus Friday, Oct. 20 to discuss his new book, "The Last Honest Man."
Blind Awareness Month: Courtesy as a Rule
October is Blind Awareness Month and Idaho State University Disability Services is celebrating it by offering some tips on interacting appropriately with students, faculty, or Pocatello residents who are blind or visually impaired.
RaeLyn Price Named Interim Director of CEWT
RaeLyn Price recently took the helm of ISU’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) Programs.
Janet Napolitano, who was the United States Secretary of Homeland Security from 2009-2013, will be Idaho State University's special guest as part of a webinar series titled Leadership Insights.
Idaho State University’s 2023 United Way Campaign is Underway Oct. 13-30
We are excited to announce Idaho State University’s annual ISU United Way Campaign is coming up! ISU employees have been participating in the United Way campaign for over 24 years, contributing close to $1 million over the years to the local community.
Idaho State University Presents Mountain West Marching Band Invitational
The Idaho State University Mountain West Marching Band Invitational Oct. 21 will feature high school marching bands from Idaho, Utah, and Nevada, showcasing their 2023 season shows.
ISU Choral Invitational Festival to Showcase High School Singers from Idaho Schools
The voices of 350 talented high school singers from across Idaho will preform at the 2023 ISU Choral Invitational Festival on Friday, Oct. 27, and Saturday, Oct. 28 at the magnificent Stephens Performing Arts Center.
Idaho Immunization Coalition to Host Annual No Cost, Drive-Through Flu Vaccine Clinic
The Idaho Immunization Coalition is partnering with the Idaho State University L. S. Skaggs College of Pharmacy and Southeastern Idaho Public Health to host an upcoming drive-through flu vaccine clinic, to help the community prepare for the fall and winter seasons.
Fossils Meet Finish: Idaho Museum of Natural History and ISU Programs Team Up for Dino Exhibit
When paleontology meets auto repair and welding, a prehistoric giant comes to life.
The Kasiska Division of Health Sciences (KDHS) at Idaho State University (ISU) will soon host a unique event with the health and well being of local older adults in mind.
ISU Debate Brings Home Awards in Early Competition
Two novice Idaho State debaters worked their way into the silver rounds last weekend during the Fran Tanner Open at the College of Southern Idaho.
Governor Brad Little Visits Idaho State University to Announce Idaho Launch Program
Governor Brad Little told a crowd at Idaho State University that the Idaho Launch program could change the future for thousands of Idaho students.
ISU Announces Winner of 2023 Teaching Literature Book Award
The Idaho State University Department of English and Philosophy has announced “The Teaching Archive: A New History for Literary Study” as the winner of the 2023 Teaching Literature Book Award.
ISU Announces Winner of 2023 Teaching Literature Book Award
The Idaho State University Department of English and Philosophy has announced “The Teaching Archive: A New History for Literary Study” as the winner of the 2023 Teaching Literature Book Award.
Seeking Nominations: Distinguished Faculty Awards
Nominations are now open for Distinguished Faculty Awards for Idaho State University faculty members. Those recognized will be honored during a reception in April and during the 2024 Commencement exercises.
Volunteers Needed for ISU Physics' Haunted Science Laboratory
The Idaho State University Department of Physics needs your help with one of the area’s most popular Halloween attractions.
New “Departure” Sculpture to Live in Place of the Beloved “Valentine”
Idaho State University will celebrate the unveiling of the new “Departure” sculpture by renowned artist George Lundeen at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13 at the Hutchinson Quad under the Hypostyle.
October Cybersecurity Training
In support of Governor Little’s proclamation that October is National Cybersecurity Month, the State of Idaho Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Division of Human Resources (DHR) have teamed up to increase efforts related to training and protection from cyber attacks that have increasingly targeted state and local government agencies.
The College of Business is proud to welcome Dr. Michael Ahearne, C.T. Bauer Professor of Marketing and Stagner Sales Excellence Institute Research Director, October 5 and 6 as the College’s Fall 2023 Stratton Distinguished Research Scholar.
Bill and Rosemary Kobus Fund New ISU Alumni Awards Display at ICCU Bengal Alumni Center
The ICCU Bengal Alumni Center is now home to the newly unveiled William M. and Rosemary A. Kobus Alumni Awards Display, made possible by the generous support of Bill and Rosemary Kobus. This exhibit proudly highlights the most recent recipients of the ISU Alumni Association’s various awards, recognizing exceptional students, alumni and friends of ISU.
15th Annual Women's Basketball Crab Feed and Silent Auction Set Oct. 30
The 15th Annual Idaho State University Women’s Basketball Crab Feed and Silent Auction is Oct. 30, and tickets are available now.
TRIO Student Support Services: Connecting Students to Resources
Whether this is their first year in college, or their last, TRIO Student Support Services is here to help students succeed, and they would like their colleagues' help in sharing the news about that resource.
U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit to Co-Sponsor “United Against Hate” Summit in Pocatello
U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit along with Idaho State University, the Shoshone Bannock Tribes, the Family Services Alliance, the City of Pocatello, and the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office are convening a United Against Hate summit on September 26 at Idaho State University in Pocatello
Matt Daily Named Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students
Student Affairs is pleased to announce that Dr. Matt Daily has accepted the position of Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students.
Utah Poet Laureate, Lisa Bickmore, to Visit ISU as Dolsen Visiting Writer
Idaho State University's Department of English and Philosophy is pleased to announce that Utah Poet Laureate Lisa Bickmore will visit ISU as the annual Dolsen Visiting Writer on Tuesday, Sept. 26.
Health Science Experience Nights Set in Pocatello, Meridian
All Idaho high school and college students are invited to Idaho State University’s Health Science Experience Nights, held at both the Pocatello and Meridian campuses.
CPI Intern of the Month: Kate Selvage
Kate Selvage, graduate student in the Masters of Public Administration program at Idaho State University, is September’s CPI of the month.
Idaho State University Graduate School Kicks Off Their Fourth Annual Book Drive
The Idaho State University Graduate School is hoping to collect 1,000 books by Oct. 31 for local elementary schools at its fourth annual K-4 book drive.
Idaho Museum of Natural History Unveils Exhibit: "Dinosaurs from the Mountain"
The Idaho Museum of Natural History, on the Pocatello campus of Idaho State University, is excited to announce the unveiling of its newest exhibit, "Dinosaurs from the Mountain."
57th Western Literature Association Conference – Home on the Rez: Sovereignty and Sustainability
The Western Literature Association (WLA) will be holding their 57th annual conference “Home on the Rez: Sovereignty and Sustainability” at the Shoshone-Bannock Hotel and Casino from Wednesday, Oct. 11 through Saturday, Oct. 14.
Mapping the Moon: Research Tackles Volcanoes on Other Worlds, Lunar Navigation
Two Idaho State University professors hope the volcanic features around East Idaho can answer some questions about their otherworldly counterparts.
Update: Hazardous Materials Leak Contained Near Eames Complex
Operations have resumed as normal at the Eames Complex after students and employees were asked to shelter in place due to a hazardous materials leak yesterday.
We are excited to announce the launch of our annual Call for Projects to the campus community.
Join the Idaho State University Pickleball Sports Club
All are invited to join Idaho State University’s newest club, the ISU Pickleball Sports Club.
Using Recycled Tires for Building Construction Research at Idaho State University Shows Promise
For Idaho State University Associate Professor Mustafa Mashal and Alumnus Mahesh Mahat, the calculations for designing a structure are intensely personal.
October 9 Indigenous Peoples Day Event Offers Communal Learning Opportunities
The 5th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration and teach-in will be held on Monday, Oct. 9. This year’s theme is Culture, Community & Connection: Indigenous Health and Wellbeing.
ISU Physics' Haunted Science Lab Earns $10,000 Grant from The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
One of the Gem State’s oldest charitable organizations is throwing its support behind Idaho State University Department of Physics’ largest annual outreach event.
Idaho State to Host an Open House at Holt Arena
After nearly two years of renovations, the public is invited to see the changes at Idaho State University's historic Holt Arena at an open house Thursday, Sept. 14 at 4 p.m.
ISU School of Performing Arts to Present “Life x 3”
Idaho State University’s School of Performing Arts will present its first show of the season: “Life x 3” on Sept. 29, 30, and Oct. 5, 6, and 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre in the L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center.
Register for an Upcoming CliftonStrengths Workshop
Human Resources invites all to attend the upcoming monthly Intro to Strengths (CliftonStrengths) Workshops. The workshops are open to all ISU faculty and staff.
Fossil Found: Idaho No. 5 Returns to Idaho Museum of Natural History after 60+ Years
A late-night glance at his inbox almost caused Leif Tapanila to fall out of bed.
Idaho State University Welcomes Largest Incoming Class Since 2014
This fall, Idaho State University welcomed its largest incoming class since 2014, with nearly 26 percent more first-time undergraduate students choosing ISU than in Fall 2022.
Health Science Experience Night set for September 26 in Pocatello and October 17 in Meridian
All Idaho high school and college students are invited to Idaho State University’s Health Science Experience Nights, held at both the Pocatello and Meridian campuses.
Idaho State University Biology Alumna’s Art Featured at Idaho Museum of Natural History
Seeing her artwork adorn the walls of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, Idaho State University Alumna Ashelee Rasmussen describes it as a bit of a homecoming.
Undergraduate Students Needed for Research Study
Undergraduate students are needed for research on cognitive processes, alcohol use and health behaviors.
Navigating the Interview Maze - A Personal Reflection from a Career Center Staff Member
Whether you’ve been in a professional interview already or have yet to experience the joy that is interviewing, there are some big “no-no’s” when it comes to preparing for and excelling in an interview.
Geosciences Student Named to Geological Society of America Rocky Mountain Section Board
An Idaho State University undergrad has been selected to serve as a representative to one of the largest professional organizations for geologists.
Counseling and Testing Services to Offer RESPOND Training
All of us experience emotional pain or distress at times in our lives, and about one in five of us will even experience a diagnosable mental illness this year.
Healthy Relationship Series Features Three Workshops
The Idaho State University Gender Resource Center is offering three Healthy Relationship Series events in September. Faculty are invited to participate in the scheduled sessions or schedule a session for a class.
CPI Program Boosts Opportunities and Wages for Students
In an era when practical experience and real-world skills hold paramount importance for employers, the Career Path Internship (CPI) Program at ISU continues to excel in providing invaluable opportunities for students to obtain personal and professional experience while in school.
A Living Canvas: ISU Welcomes Visiting Artist Brian Collier's Ecological Exhibit
A patch of lawn at ISU is being un-lawned to welcome native plants and pollinators.
ISU Theatre and Dance Receives Grant to Bring Guest Artist to Pocatello
The Idaho State University Theatre and Dance Department has received a grant to bring in guest artist, Octavia Biggs, to create the Stage Direction for the main stage production of Roald Dahl's “The Twits,” and to teach workshops at elementary schools to promote theatre in the classroom.
Indigenous People's Day Set Oct. 9
The 5th Annual Indigenous Peoples Day celebration and teach-in will be held on Monday, October 9.
New Scholarship Endowments to Aid Speech Language Pathology and Elementary Education Majors
Being “teachers at heart” went far beyond their professional careers for Adam Sorensen’s parents David and Judy Sorensen; it was just who they were.
Call for proposals: Cultural Events Committee
The Cultural Events Committee invites all ISU faculty members to submit a funding application for cultural events that serve any ISU community
Register Now for Kevin's Run for Funds 5K
Registration is now open for Kevin’s Run for Funds. Register by September 5 to receive a t-shirt.
Idaho State University Faculty Named Mathematical Association of America Project NExT Fellows
A pair of Idaho State University professors have been selected for a fellowship with the world’s largest community of mathematicians.
Idaho State University Surpasses $20 Million Scholarship Campaign Goal
Demonstrating the power of community collaboration, Idaho State University has exceeded its $20 million scholarship goal during is 2-year scholarship campaign, raising over $24 million in support of student success.
The Idaho State University Institute of Rural Health announced today that it has received a grant of $402,996 from AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and volunteerism.
TRIO Educational Access Program Ready to Assist Students on Move-In Day
Recognizing the challenges students face during the first few days of college, TRIO Educational Access program staff will be meeting with students all day on Aug. 16, move-in day, helping them find their classes, obtain their books, and tackle FAFSA and financial aid questions.
Idaho State University Installs Patent Wall To Recognize Innovation
Idaho State University recently installed a permanent wall display to recognize ISU faculty, staff and students who are discovering new technologies that help people and change the way we live. The wall highlights ISU’s patents and is located in the Pond Student Union Building just outside the ballroom.
President Kevin Satterlee Celebrates Successes in Enrollment and Research in Annual Fall Address
In his final Fall Address Monday, Idaho State University President Kevin Satterlee told employees that he was proud of all the accomplishments the Bengal community has reached in recent years, and urged them to continue the momentum.