On Friday, Sept 10 the Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted a mobile Ninja-Nation obstacle course for the very first time.
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All about life on campus at Idaho State University. This includes club events, activities sponsored by Union Programs Council and the Student Activities Board.
Idaho State University will add alcohol service to home football games in Holt Arena this fall, starting with the opening game on September 4. Alcoholic beverages will be served at three locations inside the arena and limited to no more than two drinks per person in a single transaction. The […]
Unfortunately, The Bengal can’t afford to take the student body to Blackfoot, but no need to fret, because that fair food is already within you. Figuratively, of course… unless you decide to head down to the fair this week.
Starting on Monday, “Welcome Back Orange and Black” was hosted downtown, a staple week-starter offering students the chance to score some Bengal gear to start off the year, as well as offering live music, performances and food trucks.
Idaho State University has initiated a new vaccination incentive program where students can now receive money for being fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
To add even more to your to-do list these upcoming months, the city of Pocatello has welcomed a variety of new shops and restaurants in the local area for new and returning students to explore.
Lesley Brey Reporter The end of the semester is a wonderful time, but especially in the spring. The grass is turning green, the birds are returning, the trees are waking up and the temperature is rising. Soon, summer will be upon us, free of papers or finals, but alongside it […]
Chloe Reid Reporter College can seem intimidating at first. Coming onto campus for the first time is a big change for many, from seeing new faces, a new home and larger class sizes compared to those you might have experienced throughout high school. Clubs are a great way to reduce […]
Kyran Cates Reporter Getting a college education can be expensive, but with the support of your university, maintaining your health shouldn’t be. Idaho State University offers a wide variety of health and wellness resources to ensure students have access to counselors, doctors, exercise equipment and more. Located just across the […]
Chloe Reid Reporter Whether you’re a current Idaho State University student, faculty member or alumni, chances are that you’ve experienced one of the many on-campus dining experiences. Whether it be food from the Turner Dining Commons, Rendezvous or the Pond Student Union Building, there are plenty of options to satisfy […]
Chloe Reid Reporter Within the past few months, COVID-19 vaccine distributions have been in full swing. With the recent news of vaccines being available to anyone 16 years of age and older in the state of Idaho, the ability to be vaccinated is available to a much larger demographic in […]
Lesley Brey Reporter Looking to buy a house after graduating? You may want to wait. In a year marked by extreme economic turbulence, one of the few markets showing consistent growth has been housing. However it’s coming at a hefty cost: low inventory, high competition and overvaluation. According to Norada […]
Lesley Brey Reporter Spiders, and snakes, and rats, oh my! While some may consider this a list of pests, for college students looking for animal companionship, it may be a list of pets. Idaho State University is far from unique fin its “no pets” in student housing policy. This policy […]
Chloe Reid Reporter Spring graduations are right around the corner. As exciting as starting a new chapter in your life can be, it can also be very intimidating. Considering your options after graduation, whether it be in a few weeks or a few years, can be overwhelming to any college […]
Lesley Brey Reporter Who doesn’t love award season? It’s the one time of year we’ve all agreed to indulge in celebrity gossip and drama en masse, and boy did this year not disappoint. Maybe it’s a symptom of being stuck inside for 365+ days, but at the 63rd Grammy Awards, […]