All Campus News

Census 2020 means dollars for the community

March 23, 2020

Congratulate these employees for their years of service to ISU

March 23, 2020

ISU Early Learning Center closed March 23

Idaho State University is committed to ensuring that we provide a safe, quality learning environment for the Early Learning Center’s children, families, and staff.

University Library Information

Here is a rundown of current University library operations as of March 20.

Nominations Sought for Student Employee of the Year

March 19, 2020

ISU Health Clinic Hours and Information

The ISU Health Center remains open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday to care for students, faculty and staff, but patients are asked to call first. Medical personnel are available to take care of all ISU community no matter where they are physically located, and are able to handle many things by phone without in-person visits.

March 19, 2020

FACULTY: Proctoring Solutions

March 19, 2020

ISU outdoor, veteran centers team up to provide trip to vets

POCATELLO – Instead of doing professional development activities in an office or classroom,  a group of Idaho State University veterans recently had the opportunity to bond in the great outdoors. They spent a trip in early March snowshoeing, stacking wood and spending a night at a yurt on a collaborative trip created to bridge the gap between veterans and the university. 

By By Andrew Taylor, Assistant Marketing Director | March 19, 2020

Construction work begins on $7.1 million ISU Davis Field renovation

POCATELLO –  Construction began on Idaho State University’s $7.1 million Davis Field renovation on Wednesday, March 18, to restore and improve the soccer field and track and field-events area, replace the deteriorating seating on the east and west sides, and add lights. 

By By Andrew Taylor, Assistant Marketing Director | March 18, 2020

Bravo! ISU School of Performing Arts announces generous anonymous donation received after 'Bright Star' canceled

POCATELLO – In the face of many event closures,  the Idaho State University School of Performing Arts had some positive news to report: an “anonymous loyal theatre supporter” has donated $10,000 to make up for the monetary loss from the cancelation of the musical “Bright Star.”

March 17, 2020