Subash Pandey, Into the Belly of the Beast, ISU Online Bachelors and Masters in Social Work Will Help with Idaho Mental Health Care Crisis, Social Work Education Across the State of Idaho, From Benny the Bengal to AI Innovator: Todd Takashi Itami’s Journey Through Learning, Tech, and Law, Idaho State University and Umpqua Community College Join Forces to Address Rural Mental Health Crisis, ISU Introduces New Advisory Board to Foster Excellence in Social Work Education

Subash Pandey

Subash Pandey | M.A. in Sociology | May 2021

James Aho stands holding the cover of his latest book. Also pictured is the cover of his first book, which features a burning cross.

Into the Belly of the Beast

In 1985 a young sociology professor from Idaho State University, Dr. James Aho traveled to northern Idaho, alone and afraid, to conduct the first series of research that would occupy his focus over the next four decades.

Man holding the College of Arts and Letters orange banner walks ahead of a line of people in caps and gowns at the Holt Arena during commencement

ISU Online Bachelors and Masters in Social Work Will Help with Idaho Mental Health Care Crisis

The College of Arts and Letters and the Department of Sociology, Social Work, and Criminology at Idaho State University are happy to announce the launch of online program options for both their Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) and the Master of Social Work (MSW) degrees. Th

Social Work Education Across the State of Idaho

In a region where social workers are desperately needed, Idaho State University (ISU) continues to make an impact through the social work program, and the addition of an online program option.

From Benny the Bengal to AI Innovator: Todd Takashi Itami’s Journey Through Learning, Tech, and Law

Idaho State alum, Todd Takashi Itami, combined his love for tech and law, going from Benny the Bengal mascot to leading AI-driven legal solutions for global companies.

Umpqua community college & Idaho State University Logos

Idaho State University and Umpqua Community College Join Forces to Address Rural Mental Health Crisis

Idaho State University and Umpqua Community College are teaming up to tackle the rural mental health crisis by expanding access to social work education and empowering students to make a lasting impact in their communities.

ISU Introduces New Advisory Board to Foster Excellence in Social Work Education

Idaho State University has formed a Social Work Programs Advisory Board (SWPAB) to enhance its Bachelor of Arts and Master of Social Work programs by providing curriculum feedback, addressing contemporary community challenges, and supporting fundraising initiatives.