Student Researcher Uncovers Hidden Stories of Women in Revolutionary America
Norra Cardillo, a second-year master's student at Idaho State University, recently conducted research in Exeter, New Hampshire, at the American Independence Museum (AIM). Norra began with an interest in her matrilineal ancestors and a passion for uncovering hidden histories.
ISU Students Work with Idaho State-Civic Symphony to Promote Album with Latin Grammy Award Winner
To emphasize experiential learning, members of ISU’s Communication, Media, and Persuasion (CMP) department are partnering with the Idaho State-Civic Symphony (ISCS) to promote the symphony’s upcoming album with Latin Grammy Award winner Pedro Giraudo and his Quartet.
Beloved Idaho State Music Professor, Dr. Scott Anderson, Announces Retirement
Dr. Scott Anderson, a cherished figure within Idaho State University's music department and the arts community in the region, will retire at the end of the current academic semester, marking three decades of dedicated service to the university and its broader community.
A Week of Accolades, Celebration, and Opportunities for ISU Theatre Students
Twenty students and their faculty members from the Department of Theatre and Dance at ISU traveled to Spokane, WA for the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) Region 7 Festival on February 18-23. While there, they performed Life x 3 by special invitation.
In the Company of Those Who Have Earned Global Acclaim
Dr. Raphael Chijioke Njoku, professor in the Department of History at Idaho State University (ISU) has the distinguished honor of being appointed to The Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL). Notable Foundation Fellows include Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka.
Amplifying Impact on ISU Graduate Students
Noah Leary, a history major, was able to pursue graduate studies at ISU in large part because of the financial aid available to him through this scholarship.
"With an honest brush I painted a portrait of myself"
My grandmother was seven months pregnant with my father when she arrived in the United States in 1952, and never saw her family or her home country again.
ISU’s The Twits Delights Over 1,000 Students in Local Outreach
The play opens with colorful lights, bubbles, and characters dancing to upbeat music. Children in the audience laugh and chatter with delight and excitement.
Dr. Robert Rieske Named Director of Psychology Clinic at Idaho State
Idaho State University proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Robert Rieske as the new Psychology Clinic Director, effective January 2024.
Empowering Pocatello's Scholars: The Grant M. Thomas Scholarship Endowment
Idaho State University (ISU) is pleased to announce the establishment of The Grant M. Thomas Scholarship Endowment Fund, generously created to provide financial assistance to undergraduate students enrolled full-time in the College of Arts and Letters (CAL).
Successful Inauguration of Arconexiones Spanish Graduate Student Conference at Idaho State
The Arconexiones Spanish Graduate Student Conference, hosted by Idaho State University’s Department of Global Studies and Languages, concluded with great success on Saturday, February 10th.
ISU, the Idaho State Civic Symphony, and an Album with Grammy Award Winning Artist
Latin Grammy Award winner Pedro Giraudo will bring his original compositions to this historic recording session.
Grant Funding Pilot Study on Sleep, Suicide, and Substance Use
"We are thrilled to receive this funding approval from NIGMS, as it underscores the importance of addressing mental health challenges among emerging adults."
The Suzanne L. and Roy F. Miller, Jr. Scholarship, A Tribute to a Lifelong Love for Music and Education
In a heartfelt tribute to a life filled with music, education, and shared experiences, Roy Miller has established the Suzanne L. and Roy F. Miller, Jr. Scholarship, in honor and remembrance of his late wife, Suzanne.
Connections and a Safe Space for Freshmen at ISU
“It’s metaphorically like she’s using her legs for the first time,” Shelden said. “She feels like it’s a new world for her.”
ISU Chamber Choir Prestigious Invitation to Perform in Regional Conference
Idaho State Chamber Choir will travel to Spokane, Washing January 24-27 to perform at the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Northwest Region Conference on Thursday, January 25, 2024 at Spokane’s Fox Theater.
Advancing Faculty Research and Creativity
Idaho State University (ISU) is proud to announce the appointment of Matthew Levay, Ph.D as the Faculty Research Development Fellow within the College of Arts and Letters (CAL).