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Meet one of the Chief Information Officer candidates July 27

July 23, 2020

ISU Financial Aid and Scholarships Announce Revised Scholarship Grid

July 23, 2020

Jonathan Fardy publishes article in Angelaki: Journal of Theoretical Humanities

July 23, 2020
A new paw on a Pocatello street.

Pocatello streets sport new ISU paws courtesy of Idaho Transportation Department

July 23, 2020

ISU spirit mark still to come at intersection of Fifth Avenue, Terry Street
Student Fenstermaker jumping over the horns of a bull at a rodeo.

ISU alum/employee Ryker Fenstermaker gets a rush fighting bulls

July 22, 2020

POCATELLO – There’s nothing like having a bull’s horn going through your thigh to get your adrenaline pumping. 

ISU College of Business dean to host new radio segment on KISU

July 21, 2020

New radio show highlights the best of the College

RESPOND: Partnering for Campus Mental Health

July 20, 2020
Jeff Street sitting at new CEED office

Management professor flown cross country for surgery

July 20, 2020

Idaho State University College of Business professor undergoes heart surgery amid a pandemic: story featured nationally and internationally
Dr. Mashal, in foreground, instructing students.

ISU engineering Professor/CAES Fellow Mustafa Mashal receives 2020 Alfred Noble Prize from the American Society of Civil Engineers

July 17, 2020

POCATELLO – Idaho State University civil and environmental engineering Associate Professor and Center for Advanced Energy Fellow Mustafa Mashal has been honored with the 2020 Alfred Noble Prize for being the lead author on the paper “Low-Damage Seismic Design for Accelerated Bridge Construction,” which appeared in the Journal of Bridge Engineering, July 2019.
Benny the Bengal posing at the Pocatello campus Benny's Pantry

ISU Benny’s Pantries receive $10,000 from Albertsons Companies Nourishing Neighbors Program

July 17, 2020

POCATELLO – Idaho State University’s Benny’s Pantry, with locations in Pocatello, Meridian and Idaho Falls – has received a $10,000 donation from the Albertsons Companies Nourishing Neighbors Program that will help approximately 400 ISU students and their families.