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What Does the Future Look Like for Idaho’s Economy?
The Idaho State University College of Business invites industry leaders, business owners, students and community members to the third annual Idaho Economic Outlook Symposium.
"Imagine a place where who you are, where you’re from or the circumstances that surround you don’t determine your access to experiences or opportunities,” says the website of Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
December CPI Intern of the Month: Piper Carlson
Piper Carlson is a marketing student interning with Idaho State University’s Department of Environmental Health, Safety, and Sustainability (EHSS).
Idaho State University Masters of Healthcare Administration Becomes CAHME Accredited
The Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) Board of Directors has approved the initial accreditation of Idaho State University’s Masters of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program, housed in the College of Business.
First-Ever “Roar of Appreciation” Week to Celebrate Faculty and Staff Donors
University Advancement and the Idaho State University Foundation are proud to announce the first-ever Roar of Appreciation Week, a new tradition that recognizes and celebrates the faculty and staff who demonstrate their Bengal pride through philanthropy.
Benny Gets a Fresh Look for ISU’s 125th Anniversary
Idaho State University’s beloved mascot, Benny the Bengal, pounced into Saturday’s final 2025 season home football game with a new energy after a short pre-game disappearance, leaving fans chanting, “Where’s Benny?!”
Champions On and Off the Field: 2025 Sports Hall of Fame
Idaho State University honors the 2025 Sports Hall of Fame Inductees, a new class of athletes recognized for championship performances, dedication, and enduring contributions to the ISU community.
New Findings Show Ancient Intermountain West was Once Covered in Sea Sponges
While they didn’t live in a pineapple under the Phosphoria Sea, it turns out a good chunk of the prehistoric Intermountain West was once blanketed in sea sponges.
Not-So-Model Behavior: Researchers Find Errors in Software Used for Data Analysis
Some of the models used to forecast everything from financial trends to animal populations in an ecosystem are incorrect, according to an Idaho State University statistician.
Record Fall Enrollment Increases
This fall, Idaho State University welcomed the largest class of first-time undergraduate students in 13 years. Total fall enrollment at Idaho State University increased 6.6 percent this fall compared to last fall, with a total enrollment of 13,933.
College of Technology Practical Nursing Students Volunteer at Local Flu Shot Clinics
Students in Idaho State University’s College of Technology Practical Nursing (PN) program are taking their skills into the community this fall—volunteering at flu shot clinics across Southeast Idaho.
Idaho State University will host Scott Lathrop, founder and CEO of Native Nuclear, for a keynote presentation and expert panel discussion on Tuesday, November 5, from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Bengal Theater.
Sports Medicine Training For Physicians Now Available at Idaho State
A project two years in the making, Idaho State University now offers training for physicians interested in providing specialized medical care designed for athletes.
Haunted Science Laboratory Opens to the Public October 25
Now’s your chance to see the not-so-spooky side of science.
Jeannie Vahsholtz Recognized for Service to National Organization
Jeannie Vahsholtz, clinical assistant professor in civil engineering technology and surveying and geomatics engineering technology programs has been recognized for her valuable participation and service for regularly attending development meetings for the National Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors (NCEES) headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina.
ISU Alumni Bonnie and Alan Frantz Continue Legacy of Service with New Scholarship Endowment
With deep Bengal roots and a lifelong commitment to education and service, ISU alumni Bonnie and Alan Frantz have established a new scholarship endowment at Idaho State University, continuing their legacy of giving back to the campus where they first met.
ISU Treasure Valley Social Work Program Connects Passion with Impact
Launched to meet statewide demand after the COVID-19 pandemic illustrated rising need for statewide access, Idaho State University’s social work program at the Meridian campus has quickly become a vital hub for training social workers through both Master of Social Work (MSW) and Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BASW) pathways. The program is uniquely focused on preparing Idaho’s in-state workforce to meet the growing demand for social services across the region, with the Meridian-based practicum
Idaho State Among First Institutions to Receive NSF EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program Grant
Idaho State University is getting a boost to help recruit and support some of the country’s elite graduate students.
Idaho State University will host its annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration on Monday, October 13, 2025, honoring the diverse Indigenous cultures, histories, and contributions of peoples from across the globe. This year’s theme, “Indigenous Joy: Celebrating Strength & Resilience,” recognizes the shared spirit of endurance, creativity, and cultural pride that connects Indigenous communities everywhere.
Adobe Express: Templates and Video Training Available
The University is in the process of adopting Adobe Express as our official brand and marketing design resource in place of Canva. This adoption includes a variety of built-in resources for users to effectively work within brand standards using Express, as well as training, phased implementation, and a phase out of Canva over the course of the next year.
Grace Stander Named October CPI of the Month
Grace Stander, an intern in the Department of Anthropology and Languages, is October's CPI of the month.
ISU Biologist Receives Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from NSF
A researcher at Idaho State University has earned a sought-after postdoctoral fellowship in biology from the National Science Foundation.
Geology Field Camp 2025: Celebrating 60 Years of Progress
Now in its 60th year, the Geology Field Camp experience at Idaho State University has evolved over time, but one thing has remained the same: Idaho’s varying landscape is a uniquely designed puzzle perfect for students learning about the earth’s structural features and geological history.
ISU Hosts 40th Annual Choral Invitational Festival with Guest Conductor Jake Runestad
The Idaho State University School of Performing Arts will welcome more than 400 high school singers from 11 choirs across Idaho for the 40th Annual Choral Invitational Festival, held October 10–11 at the Stephens Performing Arts Center. The festival culminates in a final concert on Saturday, October 11 at 7 p.m. in Jensen Grand Concert Hall.
Idaho State University to Host Mountain West Marching Band Invitational
Idaho State University’s School of Performing Arts will welcome more than 1,021 high school musicians in 19 marching bands from across Idaho, Utah, and Nevada for the Mountain West Marching Band Invitational on Friday, October 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ICCU Dome in Pocatello.
Running on Empty: Systemic Factors Fuel Food Insecurity Among Collegiate Student-Athletes
An ISU research team recently presented findings from the Running on Empty Study at the National Association of Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA) Conference in Denver, CO. This study examines the issue of food insecurity among collegiate student-athletes.
Bigger Bolder, and Toothier than Ever- Croc-N-Roll: Fall Fossil Fest 2025
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH) invites the public to step back in time at its fifth annual Fall Fossil Fest spotlighting the world premiere of a massive fossil skull belonging to Idaho’s very own ancient crocodile.
When strong institutions come together with a shared vision and a deep commitment to community, the results are transformative. The longstanding partnership between Idaho State University and United Way of Southeastern Idaho is one such example.
ISU School of Nursing Sim Center Now Operational
Students at Idaho State University’s School of Nursing are now actively training in the new, state-of-the-art Simulation Center.
Nate Eaton Reflects on Landmark Reporting with ISU Students
Students in Idaho State University’s (ISU) Advanced Forensic Science class had the opportunity on September 11 to hear from Nate Eaton, news director and senior reporter at EastIdahoNews.com, whose reporting has shaped how the nation has followed some of the nation’s most high-profile cases.
ISU, CSI Streamline Transfer Process for Mechanical Engineering Students
Things just got a bit simpler for Golden Eagles looking to take their next steps towards a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering as Bengals.
Anthropology and Languages Present Summer Research at Idaho Conference for Undergraduate Research
The Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR) hosted seven students from ISU’s Anthropology and Languages Department this year at Boise State University (BSU). Seven students from the department attended ICUR with six presenting posters.
College of Technology Professor Pioneers A New Frontier In Physical Therapy
The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) recently featured Darin Jeringan, a clinical professor in the College of Technology and department co-chair of the Health Occupations Department on the cover of its national magazine.
Serious Gaming: Researchers Developing Virtual Reality Game to Study Classical Literature
How students learn about the classics by Shakespeare, Dickens, and Austen may soon not be from the page but from the inside of a virtual reality headset, thanks to the work of two Idaho State University researchers and their students.
College of Pharmacy Alumni Spotlight: Scott Robinson, Class of 1994
Scott Robinson, a proud alumnus of the ISU College of Pharmacy Class of 1994, exemplifies the perseverance and adaptability that define exceptional pharmacy professionals. Robinson's career journey is a testament to his unwavering commitment to innovation, community engagement, and the advancement of independent pharmacy practice.
Walk and Talk with the College of Business Dean
Interested in talking about things happening around ISU and the College of Business? Searching for ways to network and connect with other students and faculty? Maybe just looking for a way to get some steps in during the work week?