Micky Simeone Staff Writer Are you looking for something to watch this week? Here are The Bengal’s “Flix Pix” of the week on Hulu, Netflix and Amazon Prime. HULU: “United Shades of America” This is a comedic reality and documentary style series starring W. Kamau Bell, who is also a […]
Month: April 2018
Hristina Cvetkovic Idaho State Women’s Tennis Whoever knows me knows what tennis means to me. I am constantly struggling with injuries and people at Holt Arena know me as a “Serbian girl that’s always in the training room.” Despite going through multiple injuries as a kid, despite having a slipped […]
Madison Shumway Life Editor In one room, a Boise State student delivered a rousing spoken-word performance about the inevitable killing-off of fictional lesbian characters. On the other side of the partition, a debater from Emporia State played clips from the animated children’s series Spongebob Squarepants, drawing parallels between the Krusty […]
The Bengal Sports Staff Men’s Tennis: Boise State 4, ISU 3 The men’s tennis team battled Boise State Sunday evening at the Boas Tennis Complex before falling 4-3 to the Broncos. Eastern Washington 4, ISU 3 The men’s tennis team fell at Eastern Washington 4-3 Saturday afternoon at the Jim […]
Fallon Deatherage News Editor The Undergraduate Research Symposium gave undergraduate researchers from all of ISU’s colleges the opportunity to showcase the work they are doing. Held in the Wood River room on April 12, viewers were able to visit with each of the researchers to learn more about the research […]
Clayton Koff Staff Writer With Nationals around the corner, tension is heating up for tennis players and coaches. Everyone wants to qualify for the tournament, but only a few actually can. This tournament is what fuels most collegiate tennis players throughout the season and keeps them coming back for more […]
Kiran Pandey Staff Writer When Kaushal Wagle, a sophomore student majoring in business informatics, first went to the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (CEED) in 2016 with his light switch idea, director Dr. Jeff Street believed in him and started supporting him with mentorship and financial assistance. According to […]
Madeline Leavitt Sports Editor Some believe golf is a dull sport that older men play while making business deals. But for Katrina Weil, it is more than that. Weil has not always been a part of the sport. She had to take a break for a few years after having […]
Student Nurse Alliance received matched funds in the amount of $500. The Student Branch of Health Physics received matched funds in the amount of $50. The Survey Club received matched funds in the amount of $49.99. The Medical Assistants Student Organization received matched funds in the amount of $500. The […]
Madison Shumway Life Editor Logan might not be considered a culture hub, but traveling Bengals might find themselves in the quaint university town. When they do, they can look to this carefully-curated itinerary for a busy weekend in a quiet city that offers many entertainment surprises. FRIDAY 3 P.M. PROWL […]
Renee Shaktivel Staff Writer The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) is a program that is offered throughout college campuses in Idaho and the U.S. that teaches individuals how to overcome mental and physical challenges, teamwork, confidence and leadership through hands-on training. “It is a source to commission people to become […]
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 understands this all too well. The EZ Eatz section is here to share a few alternative options to help fill your bellies. These simple […]
Fallon Deatherage News Editor The ISU Rupp Debate Team is riding a wave of victories after a stellar showing at the annual Phi Kappa Delta tournament (PKD) in Nashville. The PKD tournament hosted 82 different colleges from 26 states and three countries. ISU finished third in the Division II sweepstakes […]
Dylon Harrison Staff Writer 70 ISU students have been displaced following a kitchen fire that started on the fourth floor of Schubert Heights that quickly got out of hand, causing severe damage to the apartment complex. Many of these students lost personal belongings and in a few cases, everything they […]
Pocatello’s Second Saturday contra dance will be held April 14 at the First Congregational UCC Church, 309 N. Garfield (behind Pocatello High School). The dance runs from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Kay Forsyth from Logan, UT will teach and call the dances, with lively Irish music provided by The Wild […]