Madison Shumway Staff Writer When Christina Mottishaw heard about a STEM Mentoring Cafe for women exploring science careers, she jumped on the opportunity. Area STEM professionals from the Idaho National Laboratory would share their experiences at the sandwich lunch, and the biochemistry student knew she’d receive helpful insight into her […]

Madison Shumway Staff Writer After many years of furious note-taking, scarfing down ramen noodles, procrastination and Monster-fueled all-nighters, ISU seniors are nearly finished. They’ll take the stage at Holt Arena May 6, many kissing college life goodbye as they enter the so-called ‘real world.’ “The road to gradation has been […]

Madison Shumway Staff Writer Students of all ages, majors and cultural backgrounds gathered in the Clearwater Room of the Student Union Building last week for the first meeting of a future club, the Middle Eastern Culture Association. The meeting, headed by freshman Mersad Rezaei and assistant professor of history Zackery […]

Madison Shumway Staff Writer As campus buildings age and develop weather or environment-related problems, remodels and upgrades become necessary for the safety of students and staff. Facilities Services assesses structures each year and addresses such problems as they arise, and Maintenance and Operations spends $3 million each year to maintain […]

Madison Shumway Staff Writer Tinder, a location-based social app often associated more with hookups than long-term relationships, crops up often in millennial think pieces and college conversations. Alice*, a first-year ISU student, knows friends with successful Tinder relationships and even marriages, but a bad experience turned her away from taking […]