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Idaho Museum of Natural History to host senior student exhibition
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus is hosting biological illustrations of local stream macroinvertebrates, now open.
ISU Alumni Coaches U.S. Olympic Athlete to Golden Victory
ISU sends congratulations to Pocatello native, ISU alumni, and U.S. Olympic Coach, Zeb Sion. Sion is the coach of Valarie Allman, an American discus thrower who recently won back-to-back gold medals in the Paris Olympics with a throw of 69.50.
Senator Crapo Visits Veteran Student Services Center and TRIO Programs
Idaho Senator Mike Crapo visited the Veterans Student Services Center and TRIO programs at ISU Monday, August 5, 2024.
Campus Master Plan Update and Final Feedback Opportunity
Representatives from the SmithGroup, a firm that we have engaged with since November 2023 to develop a comprehensive campus master plan, will visit each of our campuses August 26 - 28 to present a draft preliminary master plan for all of our primary campus locations.
“ChatGPT for the Brain:” Idaho State Prof. Helps Develop AI Foundation Model of the Human Brain
An artificial intelligence tool may soon give your doctor a crystal ball when it comes to what’s happening between your ears.
Help us Honor our Alumni Award Recipients to Kickoff Homecoming Weekend
The Idaho State University Alumni Association is excited to celebrate this year’s award recipients during Homecoming 2024.
Museum of Natural History to host graduate student exhibition
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus is hosting a photo-ethnography of the history and culture of Pacific cod fishing in the Shumagin Islands of Alaska, opening August 2.
Idaho State University Sport and Exercise Science Alumna Excels in Medical School
Hannah Wright, an Idaho native from Aberdeen, first stepped foot onto the Idaho State University campus in 2016 with the intention of majoring in physical therapy and athletic training.
ISU Beats the Heat at Meridian Dairy Days
Faculty and staff from ISU's Meridian campus sponsored the recent Meridian Dairy Days, showcasing programs and clinics there.
Idaho State Univ. Profs. Selected for Mathematical Association of America Project NExT Fellowship
Two Idaho State University mathematicians have been chosen for a fellowship hosted by the Mathematical Association of America.
ISU Launches Spanish for Heritage Speakers and a Foreign Language Vertical Credit System
The Department of Anthropology and Languages at Idaho State University is pleased to announce the introduction of a new undergraduate course, SPAN 2221: Spanish for Heritage Speakers, to be taught by Assistant Professor Jose Eduardo Villalobos Graillet.
Volunteers Needed for Hispanic Youth Leadership Summit
The fourth annual Hispanic Youth Leadership Summit (HYLS) will be hosted on campus on Tuesday, September 24, 2024, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Department of Family Medicine Celebrating 30 Years of Attracting Physicians to Practice in Idaho
Since 1994, the Idaho State University Department of Family Medicine has offered family medicine residency training to physicians in Pocatello.
ISU Faculty and Student Interview Renowned Writer and Director Aaron Mark
Assistant Professor Jose Eduardo Villalobos Graillet and Spanish master's student Hillary Buckner of the Department of Anthropology and Languages at ISU recently interviewed the renowned writer and director of film, television, and theater, Aaron Mark.
The National Weather Service has announced an Excessive Heat Warning for much of Idaho, including all campus locations for Idaho State University through Saturday, July 14, 2024.
ISU Professors Dr. Patrick Young and Mark Neiwirth Release Award-Winning Album "Counting Rests"
In May 2024, ISU music professors Dr. Patrick Young and Mark Neiwirth released their solo tuba and piano album, "Counting Rests," which has just received two silver medals from the Global Music Awards under categories: instrumental performance and creativity/originality.
The Albion Center for Professional Development, housed in the College of Education at Idaho State University, is pleased to announce a new five-year partnership with The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights in Boise, Idaho.
Marlon Thomas: July CPI Intern of the Month
Marlon “Thomas” Thomas, a freshman Psychology major who currently holds a CPI internship at Idaho State University’s Veterans Student Services Center has been named CPI of the month for July.
ISU Alumni Association Announces 2024 Homecoming Award Recipients
The Idaho State University Alumni Association is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024 Homecoming Awards.
Three Generations of Career and Technical Education Teachers Attend Idaho State University
Growing up watching her mother and grandmother make a difference in the teaching profession, Elizabeth Danielson always knew that she wanted to be a teacher.
Idaho Hispanic/American Indian Healthcare Conference
July 8 and 9 at Idaho State University
Empowering Educators: STEM Leaders Forge New Paths at ISU
This week, Idaho State University College of Technology hosted a transformative event to bolster STEM education in the region.
Partnership with Southeastern Idaho Public Health brings more AEDs to the Pocatello campus
Thanks to a recent donation from Southeastern Idaho Public Health, more buildings on the Pocatello campus are now equipped with special equipment that can help save the life of someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
ISU Prof.’s Research May Lead to New Treatments for Diabetes, Other Metabolic Diseases
How your nerves and metabolism intersect as you age is the focus of a new research project by an Idaho State University professor and her students.
College of Health Welcomes Interim Dean
Dr. Gabe Bargen has accepted the role of Interim Dean of the College of Health starting June 17.
Science and Engineering Exploration Camps Planned for June and July
Idaho State University’s College of Science and Engineering, the Idaho Museum of Natural History, and Marshall Public Library will host a series of summer STEM activities for local youth.
Laura Gleason Spring 2024 CPI Supervisor of the Semester
The Career Path Internship (CPI) program is excited to announce Laura Gleason as the Spring 2024 CPI Supervisor of the Semester. Gleason is the Student Success Librarian and Assistant Professor at Idaho State University's Eli M. Oboler Library.
The Idaho State University College of Technology is thrilled to announce its lineup of engaging and informative summer courses through Ignite Their Future Summer Programs designed to ignite high school students' passion for STEM fields.
Expanding Teacher Education to Rural Idaho: The 2024 TRAIL Experience
Traveling to the world’s first city lit by atomic power, eight Idaho State University College of Education students participated in this year’s Teaching in Rural Areas Immersion Learning (TRAIL) Experience in May 2024.
Presenting "The Wizard of Oz" Summer Community Theatre, Sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance of Idaho
Idaho State University is thrilled to announce the upcoming Summer Community Theatre production of "The Wizard of Oz," proudly sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance of Idaho.
Taking the Summer Off? Purchase a Student Rec Center Gap Membership
Are you taking the summer off course work? A “gap” membership is available for ISU students to keep working out this summer at the Student Rec Center.
Insurance Provider Transition Lunch and Learn
The Office of Group Insurance in conjunction with Regence BlueShield of Idaho is hosting Lunch and Learns to help with the transition for the upcoming plan year.
New Analysis by ISU Paleontologist Sheds Light on Idaho’s State Dinosaur
New findings from an Idaho State University paleontologist are answering some questions about Idaho’s State Dinosaur and raising a few more.
Idaho State University to Host K-5th Grade STEM Camp, June 17-21
Over 100 kindergarten through 5th-grade students will be on campus attending the Idaho State University College of Education science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) camp June 17-21.
ISU Graduate Students Establish Neurodivergent Social Support Group for Adults in Pocatello
Two students in the clinical psychology PhD program at Idaho State University have created a Neurodivergent Social Support Group to foster connections and friendships among neurodivergent adults in Pocatello, providing a safe and inclusive space for activities and support.
Economics Degree Recognized as a STEM Degree by United States Department of Homeland Security
Beginning in Fall 2024, a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics from Idaho State University will be considered a degree in a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) discipline.
Office for Research Staff Lead American Association for Laboratory Animal Science District 8 Meeting
Idaho State University Foundation Welcomes New Members to its Board of Directors
The Idaho State University Foundation (ISUF) is proud to announce the election of four new members to its Board of Directors.
Fall 2024/Spring 2025 Cultural Events Committee Grants - Call for Proposals
The Cultural Events Committee invites all ISU faculty members to submit an application for funding to serve any ISU community.
When Cori Jenkins received an email rejecting a research proposal she had spent countless hours drafting, to say she was disappointed would be an understatement.
Associate Professor Kellee Kirkpatrick Appointed AP Chief Reader
Idaho State University's Associate Professor of Political Science, Kellee Kirkpatrick, Phd, has been appointed to the esteemed position of Advanced Placement (AP) Chief Reader.
Idaho State University to Offer Bachelor’s in Software Engineering Starting Fall 2024
Idaho State University will soon offer a degree in one of the nation’s fastest-growing fields. Starting in Fall 2024, the Department of Computer Science will offer a bachelor’s degree in software engineering.
Students Take First at BPA National Leadership Conference
Three Idaho State University students took first place at the Business Professionals of America (BPA) National Leadership Conference in Chicago this week.
Welcoming Historic NASA DC-8 Aircraft to Enhance Aircraft Maintenance Education
The world’s first and largest flying science laboratory now has a home at Idaho State University.
Idaho State University and Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine have renewed a Memorandum of Understanding that solidifies the partnership between the two institutions and paves the way for further collaboration.“As we navigate the complexities of modern healthcare workforce needs, ISU leads with pioneering programs, impactful research, and an unwavering commitment to addressing the needs of our communities,” said ISU President Robert Wagner.
Virtual Visit from Spanish Actress Enriches ISU Literature Class
On April 22nd, students in the Introduction to Hispanic Literature class had a unique opportunity to engage with Spanish actress Carolina Calema in a virtual session.
Dr. Jonathan Cree and Neil Ragan named Idaho Family Physician and Advocate of the Year
Dr. Jonathan Cree, longtime medical director at the Idaho State University Department of Family Medicine, has been named the Idaho Family Physician of the Year by Idaho Academy of Family Physicians.
More than 250 Honored at Idaho State University Commencement Ceremonies in Meridian
Idaho State University honored more than 250 graduates at its annual Meridian commencement ceremony Monday, May 6 at Idaho Central Arena in downtown Boise.
Idaho Museum of Natural History is a 2024 Blue Star Museum
Idaho Museum of Natural History joins museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative, a program that provides free admission to currently serving U.S. military personnel and their families this summer.
More than 2,000 to be Honored at Spring 2024 Commencement Ceremonies
A total of 2,129 spring and summer 2024 graduates will receive degrees and certificates during Idaho State University’s annual spring commencement ceremonies on May 4.
Social Work Education Across Idaho
In a region where social workers are desperately needed, ISU continues to make an impact through the social work program, and the addition of an online program option.
Embarking on their educational journey, students often find themselves at the foot of a metaphorical mountain, filled with both uncertainty and anticipation. For Tim Davis, an Idaho State University College of Education alumnus, his role as their teacher is akin to being their mountaineer guide.
Idaho State University Team Wins International Title at Business Simulation Competition
The Idaho State University International Collegiate Business Strategy Competition (ICBSC) team swept the field at this year’s competition, bringing home three trophies, including Best Overall Performance, Best Presentation, and Runner Up for Best Documents.
Boise State, Idaho State University join together to take on the state’s clinician shortage
Two Idaho universities have joined forces to help address a statewide shortage of occupational therapy professionals through an agreement to guarantee two spaces in Idaho State University's master of occupational therapy program to top, qualifying Boise State bachelor’s graduates.
G01 Parking Lot Reconstruction Update
Reconstruction of the G01 parking lot closest to the Pond Student Union at Idaho State University will continue through the summer. Beginning May 6, the entire parking lot will be closed.
Making History for Debate in Idaho
In a groundbreaking stride for Indigenous representation, three students from Shoshone-Bannock Jr. and Sr. High School are poised to make history at the National Speech and Debate Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa. Started by two ISU alumni, this is the first all-Indigenous speech and debate team in Idaho.
Graduation Story Series: Student to Graduate from Teaching Program after Surviving Car Accident
Phil Gamache is a bright, determined student who will be graduating from the secondary education program at the Idaho State University College of Education with endorsements in history and social studies in May 2024. Gamache’s passion for teaching came from simply wanting to help others, and he is now looking forward to having a rewarding career as a secondary educator.
ISU Navigate Platform Overview & Impact Data
Navigate is a student success management platform developed by EAB to help educational institutions proactively connect with students.
Building accurate models relating to climate, machines, or the cosmos requires sophisticated mathematics. That's where folks like Idaho State University Professor Yury Gryazin and his students are stepping in.
ISU Hosts Annual Rocky Mountain Welding Shootout
The Rocky Mountain Shootout at Idaho State University marked a record-breaking year on Thursday, with the highest participation in its over 25-year history.
ISU Students Shine at SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference
With gold medals gleaming and spirits high, students from the Idaho State University College of Technology are setting their sights on the national stage after a great showing at the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference in Boise last week.
Food for Fines Benefits Benny's Pantry
Food for Fines is conducted annually at all campuses as a benefit to Benny's Pantry and is available as a way to forgive eligible parking citations.
Student Researcher Uncovers Hidden Stories of Women in Revolutionary America
Norra Cardillo, a second-year master's student at Idaho State University, recently conducted research in Exeter, New Hampshire, at the American Independence Museum (AIM).
Idaho Museum of Natural History adds Giant Skeletons to National 3D Collection
A zoologist is poring over a digital version of the skull of an Arctic wolf from her office in Arizona. Meanwhile, an artist notices the intricate details of a western diamondback on her screen in Vermont. While they’re hypothetical, each scenario is now possible thanks to the work of researchers at the Idaho Museum of Natural History and more than a dozen other institutions.
Nutrition and Dietetics Program Now Offered in Meridian
Idaho State University’s Department of Nutrition and Dietetics will soon offer a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics to those in the Treasure Valley, based on demand for the program and the growing need for registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) in the area.
Department of Theatre and Dance to Host High School One-Act Festival April 19-20
The Idaho State University Department of Theatre and Dance is thrilled to announce the upcoming High School One-Act Competition, scheduled for April 19-20. The event provides a unique opportunity for the university and high schools to come together to participate and celebrate the arts.
Campus Master Plan Town Hall and Open House April 11
Representatives from the SmithGroup, a firm that specializes in university campus master plans, will be on campus April 11 to present preliminary design concepts following their review and assessment of the entire physical campus and the utilization of all university spaces. They also wish to gather additional feedback from campus and community members.
From Idaho to Capitol Hill: Advocating for the Future of Health Information Technology
At the Idaho State University College of Technology, the Health Information Technology (HIT) program is setting a new standard for educational excellence and advocacy in the healthcare field. With a robust curriculum that prepares students for the complexities of health information systems, the program stands at the forefront of integrating medical, legal, and regulatory knowledge with practical skills.
Quake Breaker: Idaho State Prof.’s Invention May Save Lives During Earthquakes
On the football field, a defense that bends but doesn’t break is a good thing. When it comes to buildings fending off the extreme forces of an earthquake, it’s also precisely what you want a structure to do. Now, the creation of an Idaho State University professor may enable future buildings to mount a formidable defense against nature.
Revving Up the Future: Education and Excitement at the 16th Chrome in the Dome
From vintage classics to modern masterpieces, Chrome in the Dome captured the attention of more than 10,800 attendees with its diverse showcase of automotive excellence. With 150 different cars, 25 bikes, over 70 prizes given out — the 16th annual Chrome in the Dome was a weekend to remember.
National Farmworker Awareness Week Events
Idaho State University's High School Equivalency Program and College Assistance Migrant Program are hosting a series of campus events to celebrate National Farmworker Awareness Week, March 25 - 29.
Big Band Concert and Mario Tournament Live at Jensen Hall
Join us for an electrifying evening at Idaho State University as the sounds of jazz and the thrill of gaming collide in a unique event on April 5.
Announcing the 2024 Idaho State University’s Research and Creative Works Symposium Winners
Idaho State University hosted the first Research and Creative Works Symposium on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, at the Earl R. Pond Student Union building, and at the Sam and Aline Skaggs Health Science Center in Meridian, Idaho, where a combination of undergraduate and graduate students displayed and presented their research and creations.
Bengal Triathlon Returns April 12-13
One of Idaho’s largest spring triathlons, hosted by students and faculty from the Idaho State University Department of Human Performance and Sport Studies (HPSS), will be returning for its 17th year on April 12-13.
Announcing the 2024 Benny Award Recipients
The Division of Student Affairs is pleased to announce the 2024 Benny Award winners! The Benny Awards acknowledge excellence and dedication demonstrated by our students, staff, faculty, and organizations in a broad range of categories.
College of Business to Host Jessica Yeats from NVIDIA as New Executive in Residence
Students at the Idaho State University College of Business will be visited March 27 by ISU alumnus and Principal Data Scientist for NVIDIA’s Autonomous Driving unit Jessica Yeats for a series of presentations during the College’s Executive in Residence multi-day event.
Killers of the Flower Moon Author David Grann to Speak to High School and College Students at ISU
High school students and the Idaho State University community (students, faculty, staff) are invited to a special free event to meet the author of the bestselling book, Killers of the Flower Moon, at ISU’s Stephens Performing Arts Center Thursday, April 18, 10-11 AM.
An In-Demand Degree: Ph.D. in Instructional Design to Fill Workforce Gap
Described as one of the fastest-growing degrees in the nation, the Idaho State University Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) graduate programs are focused on understanding how people learn and implementing solutions to help them learn more effectively.
Exciting News: Panopto Video Content Management Platform Coming Soon!
Idaho State University will soon be implementing the Video Content Management platform - Panopto, which will integrate seamlessly in both Canvas and Moodle. This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts to enhance accessibility, streamline video management, and address the challenges posed by the recent implementation of storage limits on Google Drive.
Idaho State University Health Fair Returns for 2024
The 2024 Idaho State University Health Fair will once again be offering numerous free and reduced-cost health care services, health information booths and family-friendly activities for the entire community.
Volunteers Needed for Spring Commencement May 4
Pocatello’s commencement ceremonies are Saturday, May 4, 2024 in the ICCU Dome.
Leading Health Care Education with Innovation: New Portable Anatomage Table
As Idaho's designated leader in health care education, Idaho State University continues to pioneer advancements that enrich learning and set new standards in health care training.
The ISU Choirs Mid-Winter Concert will be presented at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 15 in the Jensen Grand Concert Hall.
Walgreens Partners With Colleges of Pharmacy to Advance the Pharmacy Profession
L. S. Skaggs College of Pharmacy associate dean selected to serve.
Workshop: Thrive, Define Self-Worth and Cultivate Empowerment
March 12, 5-7 p.m.
ISU Department of Mathematics and Statistics Team Awarded Collaborative Department of Energy Grant
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded the Idaho State University Department of Mathematics and Statistics team a research grant under the program "Scientific Machine Learning for Complex Systems."
Give Input on the Library's Future Plans
The University Library Committee wants your input regarding the Library's future plans.
Bengal Giving Day Starts Next Week
ISU’s third annual Bengal Giving Day starts next week! Starting at 9 a.m. on March 12, our Idaho State University community will come together to raise as much money as possible for our Bengals.
75% of Idaho Educators Choose ISU's Albion Center for Professional Development
The new year brought a major milestone for Idaho State University and its mission to serve the state’s teacher workforce. As of January 2024, over 75% of Idaho P-12 educators have chosen The Albion Center for Professional Development for their continued learning.
Are you ready to ROAR? Bengal Giving Day 2024 in 12 days
Bengal Giving Day is our electrifying 1,901-minute challenge and plays a pivotal role in advancing Idaho State University and the dreams of Bengal students. Since 1901, ISU has been a launchpad for ambition and success. Now it’s your turn to contribute to this legacy of excellence and community impact.
Dr. Robert Rieske Named Director of Psychology Clinic at Idaho State
Idaho State University proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Robert Rieske as the new Psychology Clinic Director, effective January 2024.
ISU’s The Twits Delights Over 1,000 Students in Local Outreach
The play opens with colorful lights, bubbles, and characters dancing to upbeat music. Children in the audience laugh and chatter with delight and excitement. In a heartwarming display of community engagement, Idaho State University’s production of The Twits recently captivated the hearts and minds of nearly 1,000 students across seven local elementary schools.
Empowering Pocatello's Scholars: The Grant M. Thomas Scholarship Endowment
Idaho State University (ISU) is pleased to announce the establishment of The Grant M. Thomas Scholarship Endowment Fund, created to provide financial assistance to undergraduate students enrolled full-time in the College of Arts and Letters.
ISU Flute Day Welcomes Flute Players of All Ages
The Idaho State University Flute Studio is hosting a Flute Day on March 30, 2024. Join flutists from the area for a day of flute and fun!
Heart and Grit: ISU Bengal Hockey Club Not Slowing Down After Difficult First Season
The ISU Bengal Hockey Club’s inaugural season was one to remember, but not for the reasons you might think. Establishing a collegiate club sport takes years of work and a team of volunteers, a luxury the Bengals didn’t have as they explored their options for building a hockey club from the ground up.
Idaho Retired Educators Donate Over $4,000 for Students Scholarships
The Southeast Idaho Retired Educators Association (SEIREA) donated $4,160 for student scholarships to Idaho State University College of Education in February 2024.
Highly anticipated Nutrition and Dietetics program now available in Meridian
Idaho State University’s Department of Nutrition and Dietetics will soon offer a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics to those in the Treasure Valley, based on demand for the program and the growing need for registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) in the area.
ISU Hosts Annual JumpStart Competition
The College of Technology at Idaho State University proudly hosted the 2024 JumpStart Competition on Thursday, marking another successful year of this annual event.
ISU College of Technology Students Excel at State Regional Competition
Members of the Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter from Idaho State University's College of Technology showcased their talents at the state regional competition in Boise this Monday.
In a heartfelt tribute to a life filled with music, education, and shared experiences, Roy Miller has established the Suzanne L. and Roy F. Miller, Jr. Scholarship in honor and remembrance of his late wife, Suzanne. The endowment, totaling $105,000, will provide scholarships for undergraduate or graduate music degree students at ISU.
Dr. Lisa Kidder Invited to Share Accessibility Expertise
Dr. Lisa Kidder, the Quality+ Program Manager at ISU, will be presenting at the 2024 QM Research Online Conference on February 16th, by invitation. This virtual event is focused on active/applied research in online learning and quality assurance.
International Affairs Council to host the 53rd Annual Frank Church Symposium
ISU’s International Affairs Council will host its 53rd Annual Frank Church Symposium on March 7-8, 2024 in Rendezvous and the Stephens Performing Arts Center. The topics addressed will be related to the theme “Refugees: Cultures, Integration, and Leadership.”
Bengal Visit Day - Student Volunteers Needed
This year's Bengal Visit Day - one of our largest on-campus recruitment events - will be hosted on campus on Saturday, April 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Volunteers Needed for Bengal Visit Day
This year's Bengal Visit Day, one of our largest on-campus recruitment events, will be held on Saturday, April 20, 2024.
Position Announcement: Institutional Biosafety Committee Chair
The position of chair of the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) is open for applications.
Mental health is a community concern. Are you ready to RESPOND?
Join the ISU counseling staff on Friday, February 23, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for RESPOND training.
College of Technology Introduces Life-Like Manikins for Health Occupations Training
The Idaho State University College of Technology has recently enhanced its Health Occupations Simulation Lab with six new manikins to increase the realism for students in programs utilizing the lab.
Doug Chambers named 64th Idaho Business Leader of the Year
Doug Chambers, CEO and President of Lookout Credit Union, is the 64th Idaho Business Leader of the Year. Alpha Kappa Psi (Delta Upsilon chapter), the professional business fraternity at Idaho State University, will recognize Chambers at their annual award dinner in Idaho State University’s Stephen Performing Arts Center on Thursday, March 7 at 6 p.m.
To the untrained eye it may not look like much, but you can see a piece of groundbreaking concrete on Interstate 15 at Exit 80 in Fort Hall thanks to the work of researchers at Idaho State University.
36th Annual Jazz Fest at ISU Brings Outstanding Performances and Unforgettable Experiences
The vibrant sounds of jazz will fill the air as the 36th Annual Jazz Fest takes center stage. This highly anticipated festival promises a weekend of exceptional performances and unique learning opportunities for both seasoned musicians and aspiring talents.
44th Annual Simplot Games February 15-17
The 44th annual Simplot Games will be held February 15-17, 2024, at the ICCU Dome. The J.R. Simplot Company-sponsored event has become one of the nation’s premier high school indoor track and field events since it was first held in 1979.
Idaho State University faculty, researchers, and students are set to collaborate with their counterparts more than 7,000 miles away under a pair of new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with two institutions.
ISU HEP Student Receives National Student Champion Award
Joel Pelayo, ISU High School Equivalency Program (HEP) participant, was selected as the Student Champion at the The National HEPCAMP Association Conference in November 2023.
An Idaho State University professor is being recognized for her commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice.
Staff Council Hosts Lunch and Learn: Emotional Intelligence Workshop
Hosted by the ISU Staff Council, we are excited to invite you to our Lunch and Learn: Emotional Intelligence Workshop with Cherisse Brown.
Wednesday Webinar: Objectives - The relationship between course, module, and accreditation standards
Idaho State University to Honor Yost Sisters at National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Three Pocatello sisters will be honored at this year’s National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebration during the Idaho State University Women’s Basketball game against Northern Arizona on Saturday, February 3, 2024.
Idaho State University Nationally Recognized for Success in Student Retention
Education company EAB has named Idaho State University as the winner of its Student Success Collaborative- Return on Education Award.
Celebrate the 2024 Outstanding Student Achievement Award Recipients
Idaho State University proudly acknowledges the outstanding achievements of its brightest and most committed students through the unveiling of the 2024 Outstanding Student Achievement Awards, sponsored by the ISU Alumni Association.
Submission Deadlines for the Research & Creative Works Symposium Announced
The ISU Research and Creative Works Symposium will take place on Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at the Pond Student Union in Pocatello.
ISU Chamber Choir Prestigious Invitation to Perform in Regional Conference
Idaho State Chamber Choir traveled to Spokane, Washington January 24-27 to perform at the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Northwest Region Conference on Thursday, January 25, 2024 at Spokane’s Fox Theater.
Connections and a Safe Space for Freshmen at ISU
ROAR 1101 is a three credit course designed to help first-year college students adapt to their new learning and living environment.
Idaho State University to Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Saturday, February 3
Idaho State University will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) with $5 ticket vouchers (no limit), free shirts, and pom-poms during the ISU Women’s Basketball game against Northern Arizona in Reed Gym on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 2 p.m.
ISU Mourns the Loss of Psychology Chair Dr. Tera Letzring
Dr. Tera Letzring, chair of the Department of Psychology, passed away on Friday, January 19, after a sudden medical emergency. She leaves behind a loving husband, Darin and their two sons, Paul and Noah.
ISU Theatre's upcoming production of "The Twits," an enchanting play based on the popular children's book by Roald Dahl, will run on February 9, 10, and 15-17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bistline Theatre at Stephens Performing Arts Center.
Idaho Museum of Natural History to Host Screening of "The Massacre at Sand Creek and the Civil War”
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) at Idaho State University (ISU) in Pocatello is hosting a film screening of “The Massacre at Sand Creek and the Civil War” Jan. 25 at 6 p.m. at Frazier Hall.
In the summer of 2023, the Bank of Idaho partnered with Idaho State University, College of Technology and the Successful Transitions and Retention Track (START) program to help raise scholarship funds for at-risk students who previously thought that higher education was beyond their reach. On Friday, January 5, a check was presented to the ISU START program for more than $21,000 to help continue making the dreams of higher education a reality for many students throughout Southeast Idaho
ISU Department of Chemistry to Host Expert in Nanomaterials for Public Discussion Jan. 25
One of the nation’s leading experts in nanomaterials synthesis is slated to visit Pocatello later this month.
Kiwanis Club of Pocatello Donates $3,000 to ISU Dept. of Physics STEM Outreach Programs
A local organization is again lending its support to STEM education in the Gem State. Recently, members of the Kiwanis Club of Pocatello presented a $3,000 check to Steve Shropshire, professor of physics at Idaho State University, to help support the physics department’s STEM education efforts.
Webinar with former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano
Janet Napolitano, former United States Secretary of Homeland Security will present a webinar titled "Homeland Security Apparatus" on Wednesday, January 24 at 6 p.m. MST via Zoom.
Anti-Human Trafficking Symposium, Jan. 23
The ISU Office of Equity and Inclusion and the Gender Resource Center invites ISU students, faculty, and staff and members of the community to join them on Tuesday, January 23, from 1 to 5 p.m. for the Anti-Human Trafficking Symposium.
Over $100,000 Raised During 2023 Festival of Trees
The Idaho State University College of Business is proud to announce the fundraising results from the 2023 Festival of Trees.
Idaho State University's School of Performing Arts is proud to announce that their exceptional production of "Life X 3" by Yasmina Reza has been chosen as one of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival's (KCACTF) regional finalists for this year.
Submissions Open for "On Common Ground: Diversity Monologues"
The Office of Equity and Inclusion invites students to submit their work for possible inclusion in the Spring '24 issue of Diversity Monologues and/or to present their work at the On Common Ground event, which will be held on Friday, April 26, at 3 p.m. in the AB&C Suites, Rendezvous Complex.
Retirement Reception Set for Phil Yankovich
University Advancement and the College of Pharmacy invite you to join us in wishing Phil Yankovich all the best in his retirement at a reception in his honor on Jan. 24 from 3-5 p.m. at the ICCU Bengal Alumni Center.
Platinum Plumbing Spearheads Rick Newlin Plumbing Apprenticeship Endowment
For five decades Rick Newlin graced the counter and aisles of Standard Plumbing in Pocatello, ID. “Rotten Rick” to those who knew him, Newlin had a knack for knowing exactly where every single plumbing part in Standard Plumbing was located, even the obscure, no longer made, obsolete parts needed for the plumbing repair in older homes.
Idaho State University Symphonic and Civic Bands To Present"Tales of Love" Concert
The Idaho State University Symphonic Band and Civic Bands are proud to announce their first spring concert of the 23-24 semester. "Tales of Love" will feature beautiful love songs and melodies in honor of Valentine’s Day.
Idaho State Day of Percussion to Celebrate Marching Arts
The Idaho State University Department of Music is hosting the 18th Idaho State Day of Percussion on Jan. 27, highlighting the vibrant world of marching arts.
Idaho Economic Outlook Symposium set for February 2
The Idaho State University College of Business invites industry leaders, business owners, students and community members to the first annual Idaho Economic Outlook Symposium.
Idaho State University Rural Health Hero Nominees and Awards
In partnership with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Idaho State University recently sponsored the Idaho Rural Health Association's 7th Annual Meeting and Awards Reception with a focus on "Cross-Cultural Awakenings."
Homecoming 2024 Events Announced
Idaho State University is excited to announce that Homecoming Weekend is set for the weekend of September 21 and 22, 2024.
Canvas Migration? Step 1: Optimize Course Accessibility
Your first step to ensure a smooth transition for your Moodle ISU courses to Canvas will be to check the accessibility.
Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Set Jan. 15
The annual ISU Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration on January 15 will include a march, presentations and a service project.
College of Business Alumnus Establishes Scholarship Endowment to Honor Fellow Family Alumni
The Cooper Family Scholarship Endowment, established by Idaho State University alumnus Todd Cooper, will provide support to College of Business students with a major in Finance with preference for single parents.
Idaho Rural Health Heroes Awards
In an acknowledgment of exceptional dedication and service to rural communities in Idaho, the Idaho Rural Health Association awarded Helen Cathleen Tarp and Holly Kartchner the esteemed Rural Health Heroes Social Justice and Health Equity award.
Winter Weather Safety Tips and Protocols
With storms in the forecast, ISU Public Safety has information about ISU’s winter weather protocols and ways to help our campus community stay safe.
From Field to Classroom: A Day of Learning for Agricultural Professionals at Idaho State University
The College of Technology recently hosted an event to certify professionals in the safe use of various agricultural spraying practices for pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers.
Advancing Faculty Research and Creativity at ISU
Idaho State University is proud to announce the appointment of Matthew Levay, Ph.D., as the faculty research development fellow within the College of Arts and Letters.
Screening of Who is She? Documentary
Screening of Who Is She? A film by Jordan Dresser and Sophie Barksdale, produced by Caldera Productions.