Krystal Geeson Staff Writer The Idaho State University Student Activities Board will kick off its summer programming on May 29. Four activities will be offered each week through August 7, excluding the week of July 4. Ice cream, dog day and tie dye activities are just a few of the […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Idaho State University’s 2014 Outstanding Student Award recipients were announced by the university and the ISU Alumni Association recently. The recipients’ commitment to their community, to their education and a refined work ethic are just some of the qualities they possess. Students can be nominated for […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer The Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) kicked off April by celebrating Occupational Therapy Month. “Our main focus is to increase awareness of what occupational therapy is in the community, because not a lot of people know about it. We try to gain different experiences, such as […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Idaho State University’s intramural program holds events to allow students to meet new people, stay active and participate in social activities. “We offer around 70 to 75 different events for the intramural [program] per fiscal year, whether it be team, individual or events per fiscal year,” […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Over 1,100 votes were tallied during ASISU elections March 18 and 19 to determine ASISU’s new executive branch and senate. Kyle Son and Taylor Tingey were elected ASISU president and vice president, respectively. The 2014-2015 academic year will be Son and Tingey’s first term as the […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Select faculty, staff and students will now be permitted to bring concealed guns onto campus. Senate Bill 1254 was signed into law on March 12 by Idaho Governor Butch Otter. The bill initially passed the Idaho House on March 6 with a 50-19 vote. Some concerns […]

Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Idaho State University’s historic “I” on Red Hill is planned for removal this spring. After observing the erosion under the “I,” a series of three studies were done that estimated 50 percent of the “I” was compromised from erosion. The trails under the “I” have been […]