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Honors Student Wins Scholarship to Study in Argentina
Amina Miljkovic '26 is the daughter of immigrants from Bosnia and Herzegovina who aspires to become a multilingual dentist. She is an honors student, a Bobette Wilhelm Civic Scholar, and a student pursuing an Honors Bachelor of Science in Health Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish for Health Professions. Her honors research is focused on health equity.
ISU Brings Collaborative Bioarchaeology to Belize
Bioarchaeology helps us learn about the past by connecting communities today with people and cultures from long ago. However, sometimes efforts to share this knowledge don’t fully include local communities or help them take part in preserving their history.
More than 1,000 Graduates Honored at Idaho State 2024 Winter Commencement Ceremony
When Kristi Stiedley was in 11th grade, she was struggling with a 1.5 GPA, and considering dropping out of high school.
ISU Voice Ensemble Brings the Magic of Music to Local Children
Idaho State University’s Voice Ensemble is bringing the joy of opera and music education to local elementary school students.
The L.S. Skaggs College of Pharmacy is thrilled to announce a $1.5 million gift from The ALSAM Foundation to expand its Skaggs Scholarship Program.
Bengal Gear for Holiday Gift Giving
Looking for holiday or graduation gifts? Get the latest Bengal gear by shopping at officially licensed retailers, both online and in the store.
ISU Plans to Sell Magnuson Alumni House
Idaho State University plans to list the Magnuson Alumni House for sale this winter.
Pocatello Testing Center Relocation
The Pocatello Campus Testing Center is relocating to Albion Hall, building 61, located at 1556 E Terry Street.
MacKenzie Caress Named December CPI of the Month
Mackenzie Caress is a senior Music Education major working as a librarian for the ISU Music Department. Caress’ duties include cleaning and cataloguing the band library, organizing operations for events, and band management.
ISU Mourns the Loss of Doris Brydon
Idaho State University mourns the loss of Doris Brydon, a beloved alumna and steadfast supporter of the university, who passed away on November 26, 2024, at the age of 94.
INL, Idaho State University broaden collaborative research initiatives
The Idaho National Laboratory and Idaho State University have signed an agreement to deepen collaborative research and development projects that will advance solutions to the nation’s energy and security challenges.
Announcing the 2024-2025 Cultural Events Committee Grant Recipients
The College of Arts and Letters is pleased to announce the recipients of the cultural events grants for the 2024-2025 academic year.
ISU School of Performing Arts Welcomes Over 700 Students to The Little Prince
The Idaho State University School of Performing Arts welcomed over 700 young audience members for special school matinee performances of The Little Prince on November 19 and 20.
ISU Esports Rocket League Team Shines in Collegiate Conference Series
At the beginning of the semester, the ISU Esports Rocket League team embarked on their inaugural season in the Collegiate Conference Series (CCS), joining an impressive field of 176 collegiate teams competing for a chance at glory.
Father and Son Establish Endowment to Benefit Management Students
The Darrell and Jeremy Brown Endowment, established by Idaho State University alumni Darrell and Jeremy Brown, will provide support to College of Business students majoring in management, with preference to students who are a member of Alpha Kappa Psi or Gamma Beta Phi.
Amy Wuest Named Idaho State University’s Director of Research Development
Dr. Amy Wuest has been named ISU’s Director of Research Development. Research Development is a new office housed in the Office for Research. Dr. Wuest is ISU’s first Director of Research Development.
2024 National Outdoor Book Award Winners Announced
Finding one’s way in the depths of the Grand Canyon, teaching kids how to identify birds, working with researchers as they unlock the secrets of plants. These topics and many more are among the winners of the 2024 National Outdoor Book Awards.
ISU Research into Earthquake-Resilient Bridges Wins National Award from AASHTO
A project spearheaded by structural engineers at Idaho State University and the Idaho Transportation Department has taken home one of the transportation sector's highest research awards.
College of Technology Receives $200,000 Grant for Energy Efficiency Workforce Training
An almost $200,000 grant will soon help boost the development of a skilled workforce in Idaho dedicated to clean energy and carbon reduction. The Clean Energy and Manufacturing Workforce Training and Technical Assistance Award was provided by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and managed through EnergyWerx.
Celebrate Reed Gym Pool Reopening
After eight months of renovation, all are invited to celebrate the grand reopening of the Idaho State University Reed Gym Pool November 20 at 5 p.m. at 1291 Martin Luther King Jr Way in Pocatello.
College of Business to Receive Transformative Gift to Support Six New Endowed Professorships
A donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, has given permission for the College of Business to announce a planned gift. This generous gift will result in the creation of six endowed professorships within the College, which doubles the current number of endowed professorships in the College and at the University.
A mystery millions of years in the making may be explained by a look at a few grains of sand.
Albion Center to offer Credit for K-12 Professional Development In-District Courses at No Cost
The Albion Center for Professional Development at Idaho State University is excited to announce that all K-12 schools, districts, and organizations can request graduate-level, non-degree credit for professional development training and workshops hosted at their school or site free of charge.
Museum of Natural History to Host Local Author Randy'L Teton
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus will host local author, Randy’L Teton, as she speaks about her new book “It’s Her Story: Sacajawea."
Revolutionizing Research: Idaho State’s Rare Instrument Opens New Frontiers in Science
There are three machines of its kind in the world: One is at the Louvre Museum in France, one is at Cranfield University in the United Kingdom, and one is custom built and newly installed right here on the Idaho State University Pocatello campus in the Center for Archaeology, Materials, and Applied Spectroscopy (CAMAS) Lab at the Eames Complex.
Idaho State University (ISU) and Umpqua Community College (UCC) in Roseburg, Oregon, are partnering to support rural communities by providing an opportunity for students to pursue a bachelor’s degree in social work without leaving their local area.
START Program Successful in Encouraging Students to Pursue College
From working a decade in customer service to pursuing a bachelor's degree, Zoe Helms is a determined and talented individual on an inspiring journey towards accomplishing her educational goals.
Museum of Natural History Offers Free Admission During Native American Heritage Month
In honor of Native American 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.
Bridging Worlds: Collaborative Learning in the College of Technology
Cross-disciplinary learning is reshaping the educational experiences of students at Idaho State University’s College of Technology. The Nuclear Operations Technology program recently partnered with the Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program to develop a hands-on learning opportunity that enriched both disciplines.
The College of Business has announced Professor of Finance and Department Chair Dr. Steve Byers as the first recipient of the Gary D. and Susan G. Campbell Dr. Bill Phillips Endowed Professor of Finance.
Chartwells Higher Education is excited to announce the second annual “Idaho Battle of the Chefs” cooking competition featuring top culinary talents from the University of Idaho, Boise State University, and Idaho State University. This exciting event will be hosted at the University of Idaho in Moscow on Wednesday, November 6.
Idaho State Researcher Develops Algorithm to Model Brain Activity
Thanks to an algorithm created by an Idaho State University professor, the way engineers, doctors, and physicists tackle the hard questions in their respective fields could all change.
Idaho State University Reports Fall Enrollment Increases
This fall, Idaho State University welcomed the largest class of first-time undergraduate students in a decade.
Learn About Digital Accessibility Best Practices November 13-15
Disability Services is offering free online access to 2024 Accessing Higher Ground
Farm Bureau Renews $150,000 Sponsorship for Idaho State University's Summer Community Theatre
Idaho State University (ISU) is proud to announce the continuation of its longstanding partnership with Farm Bureau, which has pledged $150,000 to sponsor ISU's Summer Community Theatre over the next five years.
Idaho AHEC Welcomes New Program Director, Dr. Christopher T. Owens
The Idaho Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is pleased to announce Dr. Christopher T. Owens, PharmD, MPH, as the new Program Director as of August 2024.
ISU Alumnus Establishes Business and Education Scholarship Endowments to Honor Parents
The Ron H. Ostermeier Memorial and Sharon K. Ostermeier Memorial Scholarship Endowments, established by Idaho State University alumnus Shane Ostermeier, will provide support to Idaho natives in the College of Business management program and the College of Education elementary education program, respectively. Ostermeier established the scholarships to honor his parents who attended the colleges and to support students following the same career paths his parents did.
Haunted Science Laboratory Opens to the Public on Sat., Oct. 26, from 4 to 9 p.m.
Kids of all ages are invited to get a look at the science behind Halloween.
Strata Unveiled: Live Concert and Album Release by ISCS and the Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet
On November 9, 2024, the Idaho State-Civic Symphony (ISCS) will present an exclusive concert featuring the Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet, marking the release of their collaborative album, Strata.
Call for Proposals - Honors Seminars AY25-27
The deadline for submitting course proposals for Honors Seminars is this Friday, November 15.
Virtual visit to ISU by Bolivian filmmaker Catalina Razzini
On Thursday October 10, Idaho State University hosted a virtual visit from Bolivian filmmaker Catalina Razzini as part of the Hispanic Film Festival.
Idaho may be known for its rugged landscapes, towering mountains, and vast stretches of farmland, but beneath its tranquil exterior lies an unexpected and fascinating history with the U.S. Navy.
Ask Miriam Villa Lopez about her undergraduate research projects and she’ll instantly light up.
ISU Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi Achieves Gold Status
The Idaho State University (Eta Lambda) chapter of Beta Alpha Psi has been recognized as a Gold chapter for their work during the 2023-2024 academic year.
ISU Invitational Choral Festival Welcomes Guest Conductor Dr. Raymond Wise
The annual Idaho State University Invitational Choral Festival, a long-standing tradition since 1986, is set to take place on Saturday, October 19 at 7 p.m. at the Stephens Performing Arts Center.
Building Bridges: Faith Leaders Gather to Support ISU Students
Recently Idaho State University welcomed 40 local leaders from various faith traditions to campus for an evening of appreciation and collaboration. President Robert W. Wagner joined the event, expressing his gratitude for the spiritual and emotional support these leaders provide to students.
Following a national search conducted this fall, Idaho State University expects to select a new Vice President for Advancement in the coming weeks.
ISU United Way Campaign Committee Members Share Their “Why”
The 68th Annual Idaho State University United Way Workplace Campaign runs now through October 31, with donations accepted through the end of the 2024 calendar year.
Sharing Our Bengal Pride: Idaho State University Continues to Make P-12 Classrooms ROAR
In September, 250 educators in and outside of Idaho added orange and black to their P-12 classrooms thanks to the Idaho State University Make Your Classroom ROAR campaign.
Idaho’s Business Review Women of the Year Award Winner Dr. Jennifer Adams
Jennifer Adams, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor joins the ranks of many highly esteemed and successful women by being honored as one of the Women of the Year award by Idaho Business Review.
Volcano vs. Wind: ISU Geologists Reveal Interaction Between Natural Phenomena
Research by geologists at Idaho State University is yielding new insights into the interplay between two of nature’s strongest forces: volcanoes and wind.
Idaho State University presents its first Featured Event of Season: “The Imaginary Invalid”
Idaho State University proudly presents "The Imaginary Invalid," an uproariously comedic adaptation of Molière’s classic of the same name, brought to life by Oded Gross and Tracy Young.
Volunteers Sought for ISU Physics' Haunted Science Laboratory
One of East Idaho’s most popular Halloween attractions returns next month, and they need your help.
Making IMPACTS: ISU Receives $1.2 Million For STEM Teacher Scholarships
A first-of-its-kind project for Idaho State University is set to tackle the growing shortage of science and mathematics teachers in Idaho by providing full tuition and cost-of-living scholarships to 16 eligible students.
College of Education Faculty Presents on AI Integration at ION Power-Up Conference
Kaywin Cottle will lead an engaging break-out session titled “Leveraging AI for Out-of-School Programs,” exploring how AI can revolutionize the way out-of-school programs operate and engage with students.
Professors Discuss Ethical Implications for Artificial Intelligence in Health Care Across Idaho
One of the most frequently asked questions during their presentations was whether AI would replace health care workers.
Idaho State University (ISU) is excited to announce its first Hispanic Film Festival during National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Jeremy Green Named Chief Campus Administrator for Eastern and Southern Idaho
Jeremy Green has accepted the position of Chief Campus Administrator for Eastern and Southern Idaho.
Participants Needed: Psychology Clinic Research Study
Openings are available at the Idaho State University Psychology Clinic for a research study focused on the cognitive behavioral treatment for insomnia.
Museum of Natural History to host annual Fall Fossil Fest
All are invited to the Idaho Museum of Natural History, on the Pocatello campus of Idaho State University, for the annual Fall Fossil Fest from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 12.
United Way and Idaho State University to Kickoff 68th Annual Giving Campaign
The United Way/Idaho State University Campaign Planning Committee is excited to announce the 68th Annual ISU United Way Employee Giving Campaign.
Teaching With Empathy: A Student’s Journey to Becoming a Special Educator
As a learner at heart with a desire to work with children, Nicole Staley always felt a strong pull toward the special education profession. Realizing her true career aspirations while being a mother, she returned to Idaho State University as a nontraditional student in 2022.
ISU Experts Offering Free Training in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to the Public
Now’s your chance to learn the latest and greatest when it comes to artificial intelligence and machine learning from a pair of experts at Idaho State University.
This Suicide Prevention Week, Double Your Impact
Idaho State University is launching a week-long campaign in honor of Suicide Prevention Week to raise awareness and funds for the DeCou Family Endowment for Suicide Prevention.
Idaho State University to host Indigenous Peoples’ Day events on Oct. 14
On October 14, Idaho State University will commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a series of events, including a student panel, workshops, and Q&A sessions. This year’s celebration, “We Are Still Here: Tradition and Transformation,” marks ISU’s sixth annual Indigenous Peoples' Day in collaboration with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
At the recent American Psychological Association (APA) Convention in Seattle, Idaho State University (ISU) alumna Dr. Kendra Westerhaus was recognized with the esteemed Karl F. Heiser APA Presidential Award for Advocacy. This honor is awarded to psychologists who have made significant contributions to defining the discipline of psychology through state and federal laws and regulations.
$1.7 Million Grant to Fund Scholarships, Research Opportunities for Students
The next generation of biomedical scientists from Idaho State University will be getting a helping hand from the National Institutes of Health.
Training In Applied AI and Machine Learning Starts October 1
Those wishing to expand their expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning are invited to participate in training from a pair of experts at Idaho State University.
Idaho Museum of Natural History to host lecture inspired by Edson Fichter
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus will host a free lecture about the Portneuf River at Frazier Hall, Sept. 26th at 6pm.
School of Performing Arts and ASISU Offer Free Access to Theatre Productions for ISU Students
The School of Performing Arts at Idaho State University is thrilled to announce that all current ISU students will have the opportunity to attend ISU Theatre Productions for free, thanks to funding from the Associated Students of Idaho State University (ASISU).
Idaho State Names Inaugural Esports Team Members
Idaho State University, with the help of a world-renowned coach and a talented group of first-year recruits, has joined schools across the nation in offering an Esports program for student gamers. The players, who will start competing in the fall, solidified their commitment to the team at a signing ceremony this week.
New Choral Director to Bring Worldwide Experiences to ISU
Jeffrey Francom, the new Director of Choral Activities at Idaho State, is excited to come back to his family roots. After many years in Logan, Utah, Florida, New York and Argentina, he plans to bring his experiences to his Idaho State students.
