Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief Local: The city of Chubbuck honored two snowplow drivers for saving a man’s life In what Mayor Kevin England called a miracle, on Jan. 18, two City of Chubbuck snow plow drivers saved the life of a local man. The city honored the drivers, Ryan Sullivan and […]
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Dylon Harrison News Editor A small fire started Friday, Feb. 22, in one of Rendezvous’s dorms. The cause of the fire was an unattended candle. Damage from the fire was limited to the room it started in. There was also some water damage to the room, as well as other […]
Nancy Ceja Staff Writer Kathryn M. Hildebrand, Idaho State University’s Dean of Education, passed away last Monday from cancer. Kathy, as many of her friends and colleagues called her, had been ISU’s Dean of Education since early March 2018. Her life was always filled with helping those in the education […]
Nancy Ceja Staff Writer A brand new club has just surfaced on the ISU Pocatello campus this past year, the American Sign Language (ASL) Club. The ASL Club offers silent lunches every Tuesday and holds unique, monthly activities in order to give students opportunities to interact with the local deaf […]
Maquella Chacon Staff Writer The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) is a national theatrical festival, held in various regions of the country throughout the year. This year, 16 students and five faculty members from ISU are attending the festival for KCACTF’s region seven. This region includes colleges and […]
MOVE TO APPROVE NEW CLUB FUNDING TO UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION (UNA-ISU) IN THE AMOUNT OF $250. MOTION CARRIED. MOVE TO APPROVE MATCHED DEPOSIT TO COLLEGE REPUBLICANS IN THE AMOUNT OF $66.00. MOTION CARRIED. MOVE TO APPROVE MATCHED DEPOSIT TO AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY IN THE AMOUNT OF $284. MOTION CARRIED. MOVE […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief Local: Seven people have been arrested for the shooting and robbery in Chubbuck Local law enforcement officials have arrested seven people in the aftermath of the Chubbuck shooting and robbery. The shooting took place on Thursday at a Chubbuck home that left one man wounded at the […]
Dylon Harrison News Editor During his state of the university address, ISU President Kevin Satterlee announced that the university has an overly-inflated emergency budget. This extra money had been previously pulled from the university’s annual state funding for an undisclosed number of years and stored away. The exact amount of […]
Alex Mosher Staff Writer The 10 to 15 member club, the United Nations Association, was first introduced to ISU in December 2018. The United Nations Association is a non-governmental organization that exists in various countries that all share a common goal: to raise awareness in the public about the general […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief Local: The city council has approved the new location for the Aid for Friends shelter The Pocatello City Council approved the motion that Aid for Friends homeless shelter move to the old City Council building in Old Town. The motion was opposed by local business owners, led […]
Nancy Ceja Staff Writer “Three Days of Rain” is the brand new production being presented by ISU’s Department of Theatre and Dance this spring. A tale written originally by Richard Greenberg in 1997, it is a story of time, loss, and family disconnectedness. Over the years, it has been deemed […]
Nancy Ceja Staff Writer If it seems like karaoke is everywhere, you’re not wrong. Last Wednesday night, Idaho State University hosted its very own karaoke night in the PSUB. At the event, free snacks, a promise of a good time and tables filled with […]
American Sign Language club-Idaho Falls- MOVE TO APPROVE NEW CLUB FUNDING TO AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB-IDAHO FALLS IN THE AMOUNT OF $250. MOTION CARRIED. Non-Traditional Student Organization- MOVE TO APPROVE MATCHED DEPOSIT TO NON- TRADITIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $161. MOTION CARRIED. Non-Traditional Student Organization- MOVE TO APPROVE […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief Local: The groundbreaking for the Pocatello LDS temple will be March 16 The Mormon church will be breaking ground on the long-awaited Pocatello temple on March 16. The artist rendering of the design was made available online at the same time in a post on the church’s […]