Madeleine Coles Life Editor The I Love ISU Scholarship campaign kicked off bright and early on Sept. 1 with a before-hours breakfast and ribbon cutting. The campaign is spearheaded by the I Love ISU chair Mary Vagner, a former superintendent of School District 25, and her co-chairs Steven Muse and […]
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Judith Noonan Staff Writer The Student Affairs office has developed an app to ensure a successful student experience. The new app allows students to have easy access to information provided by the school, all in one convenient location. According to Tana Christensen of the Student Affairs Office, the app has […]
Andrew Crighton News Editor These breakfast cups are super easy to make and only take a little bit of time, not to mention they are extremely filling. These make a great meal for an early morning class or after a long Friday night. The recipe will ask you to cook […]
Madison Shumway Staff Writer A statewide venture competition with over $100,000 in seed fund prizes aims to advance some of Idaho’s brightest ideas, and ISU students are encouraged to participate. The annual Idaho Entrepreneur Challenge, launched in 2015 by Boise State University, Zions Bank and other sponsors invites college students […]
Madison Shumway Staff Writer For students grappling with mental and physical difficulties or stressful life events, the University Counseling and Testing Service offers a variety of resources. Any ISU student enrolled in at least one credit can take advantage of these free and confidential counseling services. The UCTS provides individual, […]
Jenna Crowe Staff Writer Classical violin and pop music coincide in Jedd Greenhalgh’s new album, which is scheduled to release in March 2017. “I love pop music, and it seemed like the best way to express that,” Greenhalgh said. Greenhalgh, a senior at ISU, has been studying music science for […]
Andrew Crighton News Editor This recipe takes a little while to prepare, because it takes time to reduce the sauce mixture down to the right thickness because it doesn’t use corn starch like packaged spice mixes use to thicken it. It is super easy though, and the sauce produced is […]
Judith Noonan Staff Writer Pokémon has become a new activity for many this summer. Making its way onto campuses everywhere, it has become particularly popular among college students. Some universities have even made this game into a physical activity class, where you can receive credit for playing it. This fall, […]
Madeleine Coles Life Editor It is a fact of college life that students will have to face classes with required reading materials. In fact, required reading is such a common part of college classes, many students don’t consider the delicate behind-the-scenes process of choosing required reading, but the truth is, […]
Jenna Crowe Staff Writer Boredom can be an epidemic among young people. However, ISU offers students solutions for boredom by way of various campus activities. “My first year I went to any event,” said junior Makayla Muir, the president of the Associated Students of Idaho State University. One resource at […]
Judith Noonan Staff Writer Idaho State University boasts a proud team of dedicated officers to serve and protect the campus communities located in Pocatello, Meridian and Idaho Falls. It is the goal of these officers to be up to date on training, and they are constantly learning more ways to […]
Madeleine Coles Staff Writer The country of Pakistan is over 7,000 miles away from the United States, but Pakistan native and ISU student Haseeb Khan believes the distance, and difference is not as great as it seems. Khan began school at ISU in January and is a member of the […]
Olivia Love Staff Writer Diantha Smith is a Ph.D. student at ISU who has been proactive in showing love and support for international students. She knows first-hand what it is like to be in a foreign country and have to figure everything out. Because of this, she has been invested […]
Madeleine Coles Staff Writer History students at ISU recently participated in the Mis Memorias (My Memories) project as part of the 500 Years of Latino History initiative. “Essentially it’s an oral history project where students learn how to prepare and conduct oral histories, and then they go out and interview […]
Madeleine Coles Staff Writer When Lydia Wilkes accepted a job as an assistant professor at ISU last fall, many factors went into her decision. But in academic terms, Wilkes said she was excited with the roles that she would be able to fulfill at ISU. In January, Wilkes will be […]