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Greeting the Dawn the Lakota Way

Bellon Visiting Author Series to feature Award Winning Author/Illustrator S.D. Nelson March 6-8 in Pocatello, Chubbuck

March 1, 2017

Idaho State University’s College of Education to honor Educators, Faculty at Celebrating Excellence Event Nov. 16

November 14, 2016

The College of Education will hold its fourth annual Celebrating Excellence event on Wednesday, Nov. 16 from 5:30 p.m- 7:30 p.m. in the College of Education (COE) Auditorium on the ISU Pocatello campus.

Idaho State University’s KidU summer camps offered in June, July

April 8, 2016

POCATELLO – Idaho State University’s KidU camps designed for first- through sixth-graders will be held throughout June and July.

Suzanne Beasterfield elected NRMERA 2026 President-Elect

ISU Assistant Professor Jennifer Blaney receives Spencer Foundation Research Grant  

POCATELLO – Idaho State University Assistant Professor of Higher Education Jennifer Blaney was awarded a Small Research Grant from the Spencer Foundation to examine equity in undergraduate computing programs.

Classes Introduce Students to Parkour

Learning how to vault or do a backflip is not part of everyday homework, until now. This year Colin Mahoney introduced new parkour classes at Idaho State University.

ISU Credit Union donates $1,000 to support sexual harassment training program for athletic training education program

POCATELLO – Idaho State University Credit Union donated $1,000 to support a sexual harassment training program that will be implemented in the ISU athletic training program by Dani Moffit.

Phil Gamache, an ISU student with his wife and child

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.