Maquella Chacon Staff Writer The Idaho State University Theater Department will be going on a tour of three to five high schools throughout Southeast Idaho after receiving a $10,000 grant. The grant allows the theater department to go on tour through providing resources to purchase technical equipment, backdrops and props […]
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.
Kyra Finner Staff Writer According to the New York Times, Idaho State University students’ median family incomes today are $68,800, which means that a lot of people at ISU are relatively well-off compared to other areas. Despite this, many students are extremely stressed out about their finances and can’t afford […]
Maquella Chacon Staff Writer Open carry on college campuses causes fear in some students as it becomes more popular throughout the country. The commonality of mass shootings is rising and students are becoming more vocal with their real fears about on campus weapons while attending college. In addition to violence […]
Edna Grant Staff Writer The ever-increasing need for parking accommodations on Idaho State University campus is causing inconvenience for students, especially those living in the Rendezvous suites and commuting students. Just this year, Rendezvous residents were pleasantly surprised when they were told their parking fees had been covered by the […]
Edna Grant Staff Writter Over 100 Idaho State University students filled the Little Wood River room last Thursday afternoon to hear a special presentation from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Representatives from the FBI came to ISU to share career-advancing opportunities to high-achieving students through their Honor’s Internship and Collegiate […]
11Dear Badvice, What red flags should I look for when dating in college? Sincerely. Single-and ready-to-mingle Dear single-and-ready-to-mingle, Look for whatever qualities give you the creeps. The only person who knows your life is you, and only you can decide what eyebrow raising qualities you can deal with. Make a […]
Edna Grant Staff Writter Mysterious lung conditions and respiratory illnesses caused hospitalizations in 25 states in the last couple of weeks. Doctors believe that these cases can be linked to vaping and e-cigarettes. Every few years, a new drug fad hits the mainstream. In the 1800’s, it was Opium. In […]
Kaitlyn Hart Life Editor Remember before college? In the good old days, when you have to raise your hand to ask to go to the bathroom, ask a teacher if you can get a drink of water, and getting a signed slip so that you can leave to go to […]
Kaitlyn Hart Life Editor For the first time ever, the Idaho State University Theater Department is producing a year full of plays, all written by female playwrights. In a leap towards greater diversity and representation, Vanessa Ballam, the head of the Acting Program, Joel Shura, the Assistant Professor of Directing, […]
Edna Grant Staff writter While Idaho State University began rolling out new branding items such as new logos and slogans, ISU students shared varying perspectives on the new look. Some support the change and feel it was an important move for the university, while others haven’t noticed the differences at […]
Kaitlyn Hart and Maquella Chacon Life Editor and Staff Writer What do you think of when you hear the words “Greek life?” Do you think of wild parties, secret initiations and hard-to-pronounce Greek words? Good news, you’re probably in the majority. But you’re also missing some of the key aspects […]
Rianne Quigley Staff Writer We don’t need anyone to tell us how cool technology is anymore. We get it. Pictures we took five years ago live forever on the cloud. We can inform hundreds of people of a thought we spent less than a minute on, in seconds. The internet […]
Kaitlyn Hart Life Editor Known for its old but well-to-do copper mining facilities, Butte, Montana, is much more than just “The Richest Hill on Earth” to locals. The town bears the title for “America’s most Irish City” and each year hosts its annual An Rí Rá Irish Festival. The old, […]
Nancy Ceja Staff Writer There was a time when online shopping wasn’t a part of everyone’s daily routine. We would have to muster up the energy to get dressed, drive to the store and shop in real stores. Unlike today, we couldn’t simply browse on our preferred websites like Amazon, […]
Maquella Chacon Staff Writer When and if victims of sexual assault make the decision to come forward, they are often met with the scrutinizing question, “Well, what were you wearing?” Starting April 1 and continuing through April 25, ISU is running an exhibit entitled “What Were You Wearing?” and hosting […]