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Clayton Koff Staff Writer Thespians from all over the state prepare to face off this month in one of the biggest theater festivals in Idaho. This 10-year tradition, held at ISU on April 21 and 22, showcases the talents of high school theater groups by presenting a one-act play they […]

Renee Shaktivel Staff Writer As finals week draws closer and leases come to an end, many ISU students seek the next place they’ll call home. When evaluating different housing options, six factors come into play: floor plan, cost, amenities, community, management and proximity to campus. Over the last couple weeks, […]

Clayton Koff Staff Writer With spring right around the corner, the time has come for students to begin looking for housing for both the summer and fall semester. Some things people should consider while looking for housing are the following: floor plan, cost, amenities, community, management and proximity to campus. […]

Madison Shumway Life Editor The School of Performing Arts will host another performance of the Diana Son play “Stop Kiss” next month. The play, which centers around two New York City women who kiss on a public street and subsequently suffer an assault, first showed at ISU during a two-weekend […]

Madison Shumway Life Editor Need a break from Pocatello? Consider a weekend trip to Boise. Only a 3.5-hour drive from Pocatello, Idaho’s capital city is home to hip restaurants, quirky shops and a vibrant arts scene. Book an Airbnb, fill up your tank and check out these favorite spots in […]

Hungry? We as college students are generally as short on money, as we are short on time. The staff at your Bengal campus newspaper understand this all too well. The EZ Eatz section is here to share a few alternative options to help fill your bellies. These simple recipes and […]

Micky Simeone Staff Writer Hungry? We as college students are generally as short on money as we are short on time. The staff at The Bengal understand this all too well. Since fast food is really expensive these days and not always as convenient as one requires, we want to share […]

Clayton Koff Staff Writer With spring right around the corner, the time has come for students to begin looking for housing for both the summer and fall semester. Some things people should consider while looking for housing are the following: floor plan, cost, amenities, community, management and proximity to campus. […]

Renee Shaktivel Staff Writer Each year, a committee of creatives pores over photos, poetry and prose, collecting each piece in a glossy color volume called Black Rock & Sage. The literary magazine is produced through ISU annually with the support of ASISU. The magazine was created in the early 1970s, […]

Clayton Koff Staff Writer The two-time Grammy-award-winning Western group Riders In The Sky will headline a show at ISU on Feb. 28. Riders In The Sky is a classic Western musical quartet that has been making music for the last four decades and has produced more than 30 albums. It’s […]

Madison Shumway Life Editor Stepping onto a raised stage and pulling a microphone to his lips, Rudy Francisco smiled. “Can I move down there?” he asked, sauntering to the carpet just a few feet from the front row. “I want to be closer to the people.” The San Diego-based spoken […]