Shelbie Harris Staff Writer A revised policy draft increasing hours available to part-time Idaho State University students and temporary employees has been proposed to the campus community. The revision would allow individuals in these positions the opportunity to work under 25 hours per week rather than the previous and current […]
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Shelbie Harris Staff Writer A revised policy draft increasing hours available to part-time Idaho State University students and temporary employees has been proposed to the campus community. The revision would allow individuals in these positions the opportunity to work under 25 hours per week rather than the previous and current […]
Sven Alskog News Editor Since 1927 when Idaho State University was still the University of Idaho-Southern Branch, the “I” on Red Hill has been one of the more recognizable features of the Pocatello campus. In 2014, for the first time since then, the iconic “I” will not be a staple […]
Sven Alskog News Editor Paying for college can be one of the leading stressors for students during their time in school. Knowing this, the Idaho State University Career Center will again be hosting the annual Part-Time Job Fair featuring employers from both on and offcampus on Wednesday, Sept. 3 in […]
Sven Alskog News Editor For returning students the wave of orange and black throughout campus at Idaho State University is a common sight and with orientation in the rearview mirror, the newest incoming Bengals will only add to this. To help make sure school spirit is seen in as many […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer Recent advances in technology have proven to provide a plethora of information available to dissect and attempt to interpret. Buried within this information are specific keys fit for unlocking opportunities for us to improve the world in which we live. In partnership with NASA, Idaho State […]
Chris Banyas Life Editor Travelling thousands of miles across the country and leaving behind friends and family is something that you would expect from someone with a burning passion. Adrienne King took over the position of director of Marketing and Communications at Idaho State University on February 18. She had […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer The State Board of Education approved Idaho State University’s proposed 3.5 percent tuition and fee increase for the 2014-2015 academic year on Wednesday, April 16. For the last six years ISU has continued its attempt to lower the percentage at which tuition and fees are increased […]
Tash Mahnokaren Staff Writer The student retention rate at Idaho State University has improved by 6 percent this past year alone, according to Vincent Miller, director of institutional research at ISU. “We are encouraged by the increase in retention rates and we are still working on finding additional ways to […]
Sven Alskog News Editor Strengthening its reputation as one of the top programs at Idaho State University, the College of Pharmacy recently received a $1,500 Powering Tomorrow Grant from Idaho Power. The grant is awarded for multiple factors, including the need for funds, innovation of the project(s) and any history […]
Shelbie Harris Staff Writer After students, faculty and staff wrap up the spring semester, and graduates go off to find their dream jobs, the halls of Reed Gym expect to see solid improvements. Multiple additions and improvements will be made to the bathrooms, parking and overall look of the facility […]
Krystal Geeson Staff Writer Idaho State University’s 2014 Outstanding Student Award recipients were announced by the university and the ISU Alumni Association recently. The recipients’ commitment to their community, to their education and a refined work ethic are just some of the qualities they possess. Students can be nominated for […]
Krystal Geeson Staff Writer For many years, departments, such as the Division of Student Affairs, have adopted an internal practice that student employees will not work more than 20 hours per week. Brian Sagendorf, director of human resources at Idaho State University, said that the school is discussing a potential […]
Chris Banyas Life Editor How far would $10,000 go toward making your academic dreams come true? Maybe a better question would be: How far would $10,000 go toward erasing your financial nightmares? A new charity is currently offering two $10,000 scholarships and multiple $1,000 scholarships for non-traditional students who will […]
Sven Alskog News Editor Within the last two months at Idaho State University over 300 email accounts have been disabled after being compromised by phishing scams. The scammers behind these ask for personal information, such as a login and password for your email account. Many times the perpetrators claim that […]