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 […]
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Kyle Keckler News Reporter Recently, the Idaho State University Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) hosted, with the help of the ISU History Club and faculty, a lecture called “Drag Across the World.” Dr. Colin Johnson, professor in the College of Arts and Letters, gave the talk, outlining to the audience […]
Trystyn Miller Life Editor As ISU students embark on the final leg of the fall semester, one thing is on the minds of most professors and employees: spring semester. This upcoming spring semester, students are fortunate to have the continued support of the Academic Advising staff here at the university; […]
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, […]
Kyle Keckler News Editor This semester marks the rollout of Idaho State University’s new course-material acquisition model, the ISU Book Bundle. The program aims to ensure students have the materials required for their classes as soon as possible; this is done by automatically ‘bundling’ course materials into one lump-sum fee […]
Denim Millward Sports Editor Close but no cigar. Presumed to originate from turn-of-the-century carnivals where game prizes were often cigars instead of oversized stuffed animals, it’s a phrase the ISU men’s basketball team must utterly detest by now. Out of 33 losses in the past two years, 26 of those […]