The Office of the Dean of Students at Idaho State University is hosting Benny’s Giving Tree, a gift drive aimed at supporting families in need during the holidays. Community members can sponsor children by selecting tags from the tree and delivering gifts by December 9.
Life
All about life on campus at Idaho State University. This includes club events, activities sponsored by Union Programs Council and the Student Activities Board.
An interview with Kaydene Gilbert, an ISU alumni, about her cherished memories of Reed’s Gym Swimming Pool ahead of its reopening on November 20th. Despite ISU lacking a women’s swim team during Gilbert’s tenure from 1962 to 1965, the pool served as a vibrant venue for recreational and competitive activities.
Idaho State University’s President, Robert Wagner, has had a dynamic first fall semester, marked by dramatic game-day appearances and significant campus renovations. He highlighted a record enrollment, ongoing infrastructure improvements, and efforts to address a previous budget deficit. Wagner aims to focus on future investments for the university’s growth and innovation.
Trystyn Miller Life Editor Downtown Pocatello has always been one of (if not the most) atmospheric places in town – home to antique stores, restaurants, and multiple bookstores. Main Street is the location of one of the longest-lasting bookstores in Pocatello, the Walrus and Carpenter Books. Opening its doors in […]
Trystyn Miller Reporter At Idaho State University, one of the most bustling weeks on campus is Homecoming Week. During the entire week, students have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities around campus. Though there are events all week, there are a few that stand out from the rest: True […]
Kyle Keckler News Editor On Oct. 2, 2024, The Bengal Theater hosted a screening of “The Grand Salmon.” The film follows three women as they kayak the length of the Salmon River, following the same route that Idaho’s salmon must take to travel to the Pacific Ocean. The women in […]
Austen Hunzeker Reporter The ISU Theater and Dance Department began the 2024-2025 school year of productions last weekend on Friday, Oct. 4th and 5th, with The Imaginary Invalid. This performance was the first of four productions slated for the year and had its final showings this weekend on Oct. 10th, […]
Each Monday, I gather my roommates and taste-test two mocktails. Here’s how this week’s went:
Trystyn Miller Reporter Now that the Fall semester is in full swing, many students, including myself, have only one thing on their minds: Halloween. For many, October is one of the most anticipated months of the year. End of summer and the beginning of the semester can be a busy […]
Trystyn Miller Reporter Tucked away in Downtown Pocatello is one of the only local bookstores in this area. I had the pleasure of meeting with the owner of this bookstore, and I can say that it is, without a doubt, a must-visit local business. Nicki Stanton, one of the owners […]
Each Monday, I gather my roommates and taste-test two mocktails. Here’s how this week’s went: Lotus Petal I discovered a new flavor of applesauce. 1 ripe banana, peeled and cut into chunks 1 ripe peach, peeled, pitted, and cut into chunks 1 ripe nectarine, peeled, pitted, and cut into chunks […]
Rachel Marwedel Staff Writer Two new restaurants in the Pocatello area are being built that focus on Korean cuisine. Keep an eye out for them in the coming weeks and months. Kingpot From the owners of Hokkaido Ramen comes a brand-new Korean barbecue restaurant. For those unfamiliar with Korean barbecue, […]