Idaho Museum of Natural History

This building, formerly the old ISU library, was completed in 1954. It was renovated in 1978 to house the Idaho Museum of Natural History. The Idaho Museum of Natural History collects and preserves over 400,000 specimens and artifacts relating to anthropology, earth sciences, and life sciences. Also located in this building are several ISU offices and programs.

Basement Level:
• Museum Anthropology
• Vertebrate Paleontology
• Carpenter Shop
• Herpetology and Ichthyology Collections

Main Level:
• Idaho Museum of Natural History - Preserves and displays items relating to the natural history of Idaho and the Northern Intermountain West.
• Museum Store - The Museum Store has a wide selection of fun and educational toys related to science, natural history and Native Americans.
• Museum Educational Programs
• Museum offices

Third Level:
• Admissions Office
• Registration and Records - Provides information about registering for classes at Idaho State University.
• Veterans Affairs
• Financial Aid Office - Provides students with information on available Financial Aid and application procedures.
• Scholarship Office - Information regarding scholarship availability and assists students with application procedures.
• Student Support Services
• Educational Talent Search
• Upward Bound

Fourth level:
• Ray J. Davis Herbarium - Collections of preserved plants with associated documentation.
• Affirmitive Action/EEO - Deals with equal employment opportunities and handles complaints of discrimination and sexual harassment for employees and students.
• Graduate Studies - Provides information on admissions, scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships for graduate students.
• Career Development Center - Assist students with career planning.
• Student Employment - Provides information regarding available resources and services, current job listing and information for employers.
• Academic Skills Center - Assist students in improving their studying skills.