Idaho State University has released an app with the help of the Education Advisory Board that is intended to increase student retention. The new app, called Navigate, focuses on finding and repairing gaps in student support systems so that students can get assistance before they feel like dropping out of […]

Two new shows will be joining the lineup at Idaho State University’s on-campus radio station, KISU, FM 91.1   ISU Impact: Engaging with the College of Arts and Letters explores the programs and initiatives in the College of Arts and Letters, and how the college is impacting students and our […]

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the limits it has placed on having in-person events, Idaho State University was still able to have its second Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration using a combination of Zoom and Facebook Live.  Starting October 12, which is nationally recognized as Indigenous Peoples Day, ISU hosted workshops, […]

Anytime we lose a member of the Bengal family, it sends shockwaves far and wide throughout the community here at Idaho State University. The loss of Bill McCurdy, a longtime contributor to our university and to those that wander the grounds was no exception to these powerful feelings of loss.  […]

On Monday morning, billions of people around the world woke up to the unthinkable: Facebook.com was gone. This wasn’t something that could be solved by refreshing a page, or by resetting a router. The reason that Facebook, as well as Instagram and WhatsApp, were inaccessible was because for six hours […]

As the colder weather starts rolling in, a more daunting and ill-ridden variable of the coming winter rolls along with it — flu season. Symptoms like fevers, chills, muscle aches, and runny noses are rampant in the community during flu season, and oftentimes more severe consequences of influenza virus, like […]