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Andy Whittier's Journey from ISU to Team USA

Olympic skeleton racer with helmet, sled and medals

March 12, 2026

Thanks to Cool Runnings, ISU alumni Andy Whittier knew what bobsled was, but not skeleton. Taking a chance, he sent in numbers from his ISU football days and got invited to Park City, Utah, for a 2-week fast-track training and trial run. A month later, Whittier was on his way to a life-changing career as a world-class skeleton racer. 

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Professors Hal Helliwig and Ann Hackert

A Gift That Values Every Student

March 9, 2026

There’s a certain kind of fulfillment that comes from seeing students overcome barriers, reach their goals, and realize their potential. Dr. Ann Hackert calls it “soul joy.” Through the new Ability Scholarship at Idaho State University (ISU), that spirit of purpose and possibility will continue supporting students with differing abilities for years to come.

Taiwan Delegation

ISU leaders join Idaho trade mission to Taiwan to strengthen semiconductor workforce partnerships

February 26, 2026

Idaho State University leaders recently participated in a statewide trade mission to Taiwan focused on strengthening semiconductor workforce development, research collaboration and international business partnerships.

Greysen Malmstrom at a governor's proclamation, featured second from the right

College of Technology Student Represents at Idaho State Capitol During CTE Month Proclamation

February 19, 2026

Greysen Malmstrom’s experience at Idaho State University’s College of Technology highlights the life-changing impact of Career and Technical Education (CTE), particularly during February’s official CTE Month proclamation by Idaho Governor Brad Little.

Benny the Bengal starts a robot soccer game at Bengal STEM Day 2026.

450+ Middle and High School Students Attend Bengal STEM Day

February 13, 2026

Ted Bonman

Alumnus Ted Bonman: From Classroom to Stage, Grow Together Through the Stories we Share

February 5, 2026

When you meet Ted Bonman, you're struck by his gentleness, his depth, and that quiet spark found in those who truly love to share their knowledge. An English and theater teacher at Century High School in Pocatello, he didn't simply choose a career: he answered a calling.

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