If you’re reading this newspaper, it’s more than likely that you’re on the ISU campus. If that’s true, it’s more than likely that you’re within eyeshot of a drink machine.
Take a look at it. Notice anything? That’s right, dear reader: you’re on a Coke Campus.
Two hundred feet or so from the Pond Student Union building, a man in heavy boots vanishes into a hatch on the sidewalk to work on one of Idaho State University’s oldest and best-kept secrets.
Campus has seen a lot of changes recently – from the repair and reopening of the pool, a total overhaul of the Student Union parking lot, the replacement of a series of utility tunnels around lower campus, and now a new boiler system for the Idaho State University Steam Plant.
During the fall semester of 2024, ISU campus saw extensive construction, including projects on parking lots, sidewalks, and building renovations, funded by the State of Idaho’s deferred maintenance budget. Key updates include the renovation of Leonard Hall (due in 2025), the relocation of Gravely Hall’s testing center, and the early reopening of the Reeds Gym pool. Additional projects, like Bartz Way paving and GO1 lot construction, are nearing completion.
ISU Community Psychiatric Center opens its doors for both resident training and community services.
Rachel Marwedel Staff Writer Built in 1924, this year marks the 100th birthday of Frazier Hall, the oldest standing building at Idaho State University. Over the years, it’s had a rich history, ranging from libraries to museums to ghosts. Let’s take a look back at its storied past. In 1924, […]
