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2020 Undergraduate Research STEM travel funds are now available

August 16, 2019

New Idaho State University exhibit highlights the significance of Southeast Idaho railroads

POCATELLO – Idaho State University’s Eli M. Oboler Library will host the opening and reception of the exhibition “Exploring an Industrial State: Southeast Idaho Railroads, 1879-1963,” on Tuesday, Aug. 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Special Collections and Archives department located on the lower level of the library.

August 16, 2019

ISU researchers study Trumpeter Swans on SE Idaho wildlife refuges

POCATELLO – Idaho State University biological sciences master’s student Paige Miller has continued ISU research of Southeast Idaho Trumpeter Swans this summer by using remote cameras and placing tiny thermometers inside of empty egg shells.

August 15, 2019

ISU has record student representation at Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research

POCATELLO – This summer, a record 66 Idaho State University undergraduate students delivered posters and another 23 non-student ISU personnel registered and attended the Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research.

August 15, 2019

ISU CW HOG program serves veterans by offering rafting adventure

POCATELLO – For the fifth consecutive year the Idaho State University Cooperative Wilderness Handicapped Outdoor Group (CW HOG) offered a free trip to veterans for a five-day rafting adventure down the Green River through the “Gates of Lodore” in Dinosaur National Monument.

By Andrew Taylor, Assistant Director of Marketing | August 21, 2019

ISU Department of Biological Sciences hosting ORAU series on biosystems signaling

POCATELLO – The Idaho State University Department of Biological Sciences is presenting a four-part seminar series under the theme "From Genome to Exposome: State of Biosystems Signaling in Response to Emerging Environmental Stressors” that begins Aug. 22.

August 21, 2019

Bengal nation well represented at annual Portneuf River Cleanup

POCATELLO – People throw a lot of strange stuff in the Portneuf River – stolen bikes, carpets, a bowling ball, an umbrella, yard waste, cell phones, weird dolls, metal grates, trash of all kinds and hundreds, if not thousands, of plastic bags – and a lot, lot more.

By Andrew Taylor, Assistant Director of Marketing | August 19, 2019

Employment Opportunities

August 16, 2019

Website Training Schedule for Fall 2019

August 16, 2019

Dental Hygiene Clinic Now Accepting Patients

August 16, 2019