Sven Alskog News Editor Chastity Lee was named the Ultimate Bengal challenge winnter on April 23 inside Reed Gym after 70 finalists had been named from over 180,000 entries. The 13,000 scholarship package includes one year of in-state tuition, on-campus housing, a one-year meal plan and $1,000 to the university […]
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.
Krystal Geeson Staff Writer With the beginning of May comes the end of a chapter. Nearly four years ago, I travelled over 800 miles to ISU’s campus, unsure of what I would want to do, never imagining I would switch my major three times and end up in Mass Communication […]
Sven Alskog News Editor Multiple events and changes occurred throughout the course of the 2013-2014 academic year at Idaho State University. Prior to students returning for the fall semester, the Bengal tiger in front of Reed Gym was removed. In August, new students and returnees alike invaded the campus, many […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer Some of Idaho State University’s students are beginning to gear up for the ever dreadful dead week by creating stress-relief events for their peers.. “I tell you, with finals it’s pretty empty around campus, and pretty much just dead with everyone in their own place studying […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff Writer Christian Peterson is a lecturer for the Idaho State University Anthropology Department with a specialty in the human skeletal system. He has a teaching and community outreach contract with the school. In addition to teaching courses at the university, he also works with other public institutions […]
Chris Banyas Life Editor The end of the spring movie season at the Bengal Theater is almost here, but there are still a few left. Here are the remaining movies that students may see for free with a valid Bengal ID. 47 Ronin (PG-13) will show from April 21 to […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff writer How far would you go? This is the classic question that the play “A Doll’s House,” an upcoming production by the Stephens Performing Arts Center, addresses, when Nora has to commit forgery to save the life of her husband. An ode to the critical views of […]
Krystal Geeson Staff Writer The Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) kicked off April by celebrating Occupational Therapy Month. “Our main focus is to increase awareness of what occupational therapy is in the community, because not a lot of people know about it. We try to gain different experiences, such as […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff Writer Have you ever wanted to get a trial of a dance class before you committed to a whole course? On April 23, Lori Head, an adjunct instructor of dance at Idaho State University and owner and operator of Mind Your Body, a pilates and yoga studio […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer The 2014 edition of the Bengal Triathlon will take place on April 25-26, with a good portion of the events taking place on the campus of Idaho State University. The Bengal Triathlon originated about six years ago with the help of tri-athlete and event coordinator, Caroline […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff Writer Recording artist Andy Grammer, will be performing at the Jensen Concert Hall in the Stephens Performing Arts Center at Idaho State University on Monday April 14. Grammer grew up in New York and was introduced to music at a very tender age. “My dad used to […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff Writer Take a look around you. What do you see? Aspects of technology, fashion, beauty and, of course, the people t hat consume these goods. That’s where marketing strategies come in. From the intrinsic values of a product down to the way it is packaged is one […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer The Eli M. Oboler Library s hosting an exhibit showing the art of Roy Reynolds, an Idaho Falls artist with over 50 years of experience in painting and sculpting. Reynolds began his painting career at a very early age, thanks to the instructors he had throughout […]
Chris Banyas Life Editor Kendo, literally translated, means the way of the sword. The western perception of this Japanese martial art comes largely from sources such as anime and samurai films, which often misrepresent it. The Kendo Club at Idaho State University offers students many things, including a hobby and […]
Chris Banyas Life Editor Fighting a life threatening illness is something most children never have to worry about, and something no parent would ever want to be faced with. Yadira Gil, an 18-year-old Idaho State University student, was diagnosed with leukemia in 2006,when she was 12 years old. Born in […]