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Idaho State University Reports Another Year of High Student Enrollment
Idaho State University is again seeing high student enrollment as it announces Fall 2026 Census Day reporting data. After five straight years of record enrollment increases for ISU, this fall, total enrollment at Idaho State University is 13,533.
Idaho State Student Art Featured at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve
After making their debut at the Idaho Museum of Natural History earlier this year, a handful of works of art created by Idaho State University students are now on display at a national monument.
ISU Meridian: Bringing Opportunity to the Treasure Valley
Idaho State University's Meridian campus has been a stronghold for health sciences education in the Boise area for nearly two decades.
Polar Bears, Brown Bears and a Historical Alaskan Mystery
On a little island in the North Pacific, there is a mystery that no one can quite explain—not yet, at least.
ISU College of Business Celebrates Successful Professional Development Month
Idaho State University College of Business students had a month-long chance to hear from the experts on how to prepare for their future careers.
ICCU has committed to a transformational gift through the ISU Foundation that will help make a new, state-of-the-art basketball arena and multi-purpose facility on the Pocatello campus a reality.
More Than 400 Student Singers to Take the Stage for 41st Annual ISU Choral Invitational Festival
More than 400 high school singers from across southeastern Idaho will join Idaho State University choirs and nationally recognized guest conductor David Fryling for the 41st annual ISU Choral Invitational Festival, culminating in a public concert Saturday, October 17, at 7 p.m. in Jensen Grand Concert Hall at the Stephens Performing Arts Center.
KISU 91.1 FM Returns to Full Power
KISU 91.1 FM is again broadcasting at nearly full power in Pocatello and throughout much of East Idaho following the completion of a major transmitter, antenna, and tower-site relocation project.
ISU Researchers Looking Into Foundations of Autoimmune Disease Development, May Yield New Treatments
We’ve all heard their names: multiple sclerosis, Type 1 diabetes, Crohn’s disease, psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, to name a handful. Now, an Idaho State University biologist and her students are exploring new ways to fight the autoimmune diseases afflicting millions.
Idaho State University’s Homecoming – Participate in Week-Long Events
Homecoming is almost here—and this year, as we celebrate 125 years of Bengal pride, we’re giving our alumni, community, students, and friends a new way to experience the week-long celebration.
Idaho State University students and faculty were among the nuclear energy industry’s rising stars and leaders who converged on Idaho National Laboratory for the Modeling Experimentation & Validation Summer School.
Idaho State University Homecoming Celebrates 125 Years of Bengal Pride with New Passport Challenge
This year’s celebration will feature a new Homecoming Passport Challenge, inviting Bengals of all ages to explore campus, participate in Homecoming traditions, and reconnect with the Idaho State community.
Trash into Treasure: ISU Researchers Developing Polymers to Extract Rare Earth Elements From Waste
The old saying of "one man's trash is another man's treasure" may prove true when it comes to finding more of the rare earth elements in much of the technology we use each day thanks to Idaho State University scientists.
ISU Students Invited to STEM and Business Career Fair Sept. 30
Idaho State University students are invited to network with potential employers at the STEM and Business Career Fair on Wednesday, September 30.
ISU to Host 2026 Mountain West Marching Invitational at ICCU Dome
More than two dozen high school marching bands from across Idaho, Utah and Nevada will gather at Idaho State University on Sat., Oct. 17, for the 2026 Mountain West Marching Invitational, a full day of competition and musical performance at the ICCU Dome.
More Laboratory Space, More Health Professionals, More Healthcare Access for Idahoans
Access to health sciences education in Southwestern Idaho will soon increase with the expansion of the L.S. and Aline W. Skaggs Treasure Valley Anatomy and Physiology Laboratories (TVAPL) on Idaho State University’s Meridian campus.
Idaho State University’s Advanced Research and Test Reactor project will bring the state’s legacy as nuclear leaders to the next level, Idaho Governor Brad Little told a crowd on Wednesday at an event recognizing the project.
Rooted in Legacy. Driven by Purpose: ISU President Robert Wagner Delivers Fall Address
In September 1902, the Academy of Idaho opened, with only three students enrolling on the first day. By the end of the first term, numbers reached 70, and the institution has been growing and evolving since, showing resilience, determination and courage, Idaho State University President Robert Wagner said in his annual fall address Wednesday.
First AI Sciences Major at Idaho State Blazes His Own Trail
Before he set foot on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus, Christian Done had never attended a class.
When we think about the law, we often think of the rules, procedures and impartial decisions. But according to Idaho State history assistant professor Meghan Woolley, emotions have always played a role in how people navigate the legal system.
Civil Engineering Leading Multi-University Study to Strengthen Idaho's Bridges
Every winter, Idaho's bridges face a relentless assault. Freeze-and-thaw cycles crack concrete, and deicing salts corrode steel. Beneath the surface, water and chemicals quietly eat away at the reinforcement holding it all together. Now, ISU researchers are leading a team that’s working to find a way to fend off the worst of what humans and Mother Nature can throw at these structures.
Idaho State University's College of Technology is bringing home two honors from the Idaho Division of Career Technical Education this year, with the Diesel Technology/On-Site Power Generation program named Postsecondary Program of the Year and instructor Tommy Gunderson named Postsecondary Educator of the Year.
Perryman Company Gift Funds Ongoing Titanium Alloy Research at Idaho State University
Recently, Perryman Company funded the Perryman Company Civil Engineering Research Fund at Idaho State University, supporting research into one of the planet’s strongest materials - titanium. ISU researchers, with support from Perryman Company, have been investigating the use of titanium alloy bars in construction since 2017.
Putting on the Coat for Rural Care: Jordan Hawley’s Journey to Physician Assistant Studies
When Idaho State University physician assistant graduate Jordan Hawley recently stood and received the traditional long white coat symbolizing her entrance into the field of healthcare professionals, it symbolized more than the thousands of hours in the classroom and clinic — it represents a lifelong journey toward finding her calling.
Bengals, Let’s Keep Moving Forward
The Bold Path Forward Alumni Tour is bringing Idaho State to Bengals across the country and our next stop is right here in Pocatello. We hope our fellow Bengal alumni, staff, faculty, and friends will join us.
ISU Professor Emeritus Publishes New Book on Cancer, Cancer Treatments
The insights math can provide on cancer and its treatment are the subject of a new book by an Idaho State University Professor Emeritus.
