Idaho State University President Robert Wagner delivered the State of the University address on April 1, stating that ISU is still thriving despite the state mandated budget cuts that have resulted in layoffs and program restructuring university-wide.
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“So our question can’t be whether it’s good or bad, our question has to be how an institution should respond to a technology that is simultaneously powerful, accessible, evolving and problematic?”
Transitioning from a cool, stocked fridge and gas bills paid by your parents to being in charge of transportation to class, housing and tuition can be a bit of a shock.
Students gathered at ISU for the annual Health Fair, an event designed to show students healthy habits and the resources available to them at the university. Many of the booths had hands-on opportunities for students to learn about a campus resource or tackle one of their own health goals.
Idaho state Rep. Todd Achilles is running for U.S. Senate as an independent in 2026, aiming to bridge political divides by promoting bipartisan cooperation rooted in his military background and legislative experience at the state level.
Every year, Idaho State University hosts students from across all programs and disciplines to present their research. The Research and Creative Works Symposium includes undergraduate and graduate students, who are judged on their posters and presentations by faculty members.
The Associated Students of Idaho State University (ASISU) elections have come around once more to kick off the final stretch of the spring semester.
A hum rolled through the crowd. Even though no pieces had been played, the instrument tuning reverberated up the seats of Jensen Hall. Waves of sound crashed from wall to wall from the musician’s slight shivers of movement.
The International Affairs Council (IAC) at Idaho State University organizes the annual Frank Church Symposium, an event designed to allow people conversation and information about the most pressing global issues while honoring the legacy of senator Frank Church.
Idaho State University is facing a difficult time as statewide budget cuts to higher education have forced the administration to make decisions to get back in the black. President Robert Wagner commented on all things ISU —from the budget deficit to the subsequent layoffs.
Recent federal legislation could bring significant changes to how Idaho State University students pay for college, particularly those who rely on federal financial aid programs.
With springtime comes the excitement and angst of the student government elections at Idaho State University. The Associated Students of ISU (ASISU) is a select group of officers and senators who make legislative decisions representing the student body. They work towards improvement in all areas of the university including education, clubs and extracurriculars.
Idaho State University is turning 125 years old on March 11, and students, faculty and the Pocatello community at large are invited to celebrate the milestone all year long.
Due to state-mandated budget cuts requiring that 3% of funds be reduced, Idaho State University has confirmed 45 university-wide layoffs and various college restructuring projects taking place in the coming months.
For 1,901 minutes between March 10th at 9 a.m. and March 11th at 4:41 p.m., donors will contribute to a crowdfunding campaign designed specifically for the ISU Bengals.