ISU News: College of Arts & Letters

ISU Graduate Students Establish Neurodivergent Social Support Group for Adults in Pocatello

May 30, 2024

Two students in the clinical psychology PhD program at Idaho State University have created a Neurodivergent Social Support Group to foster connections and friendships among neurodivergent adults in Pocatello, providing a safe and inclusive space for activities and support.

Office for Research Internal Grant Recipients

May 23, 2024

Commitment to Community Health in Idaho

May 23, 2024

Associate Professor Kellee Kirkpatrick Appointed AP Chief Reader

May 20, 2024

Idaho State University's Associate Professor of Political Science, Kellee Kirkpatrick, Phd, has been appointed to the esteemed position of Advanced Placement (AP) Chief Reader.

Virtual Visit from Spanish Actress Enriches ISU Literature Class

May 9, 2024

On April 22nd, students in the Introduction to Hispanic Literature class had a unique opportunity to engage with Spanish actress Carolina Calema in a virtual session.

Student Publication in American Psychologist

May 9, 2024

Social Work Education Across Idaho

May 2, 2024

In a region where social workers are desperately needed, ISU continues to make an impact through the social work program, and the addition of an online program option.

Neurodivergent Social Support Group

May 2, 2024

David Grann Shares Stories, Advice with Hundreds of High School Students

April 29, 2024

Making History for Debate in Idaho

April 25, 2024

In a groundbreaking stride for Indigenous representation, three students from Shoshone-Bannock Jr. and Sr. High School are poised to make history at the National Speech and Debate Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa. Started by two ISU alumni, this is the first all-Indigenous speech and debate team in Idaho.