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Don Beamis Retirement

December 7, 2023

EMT simulation with theatre students and first responders at a mock crash site involving a bus

ROAR TOGETHER: Training to be the Real Deal

November 30, 2023

A group of visionaries met to collaborate on how to improve the capability of professors to work across campuses and with community partners to teach various skills through simulation training.

ISU Professor Honored at Eastern Analytical Symposium and Exposition

November 30, 2023

Two men hold concrete samples

Sweet Concrete: Idaho State Researchers Develop Greener Building Materials Using Sugar Processing Waste Products

November 27, 2023

If you want to make more sustainable and environmentally friendly concrete, you’re going to need some sugar. Sort of.  

Veteran Student Services Center Salutes Student Veterans

November 9, 2023

In celebration of Veteran's Day, we are honored to highlight a few of the students who found benefit in utilizing the Veteran Student Services Center.

Brandon Peecock and Kiersten Pormoso pose for a photo in the green room while filming Ancient Earth: Inferno

Idaho State University Paleontology Professor Featured on PBS' NOVA

November 8, 2023

An Idaho State University paleontologist has been featured on one of the nation’s premier science television shows.

A man and woman stand on a ship deck

Idaho State Professor, Student Return from 9-Day Research Expedition on the Pacific Ocean

November 2, 2023

Ask Rhys Ellis if he’d spend another nine days at sea, and you’ll get an enthusiastic answer. 

Two women among plants

KillerTomato: Viruses Discovered by Idaho State Students May Yield New Treatments for Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria

October 26, 2023

There’s a KillerTomato lurking on the grounds of Idaho State University. Not to fear, though, this cold-blooded killer is only looking for victims of the bacterial variety.

A child screams while watching a science experiment.

Haunted Science Laboratory Opens to the Public on Oct. 28 from 4 to 9 p.m.

October 19, 2023

Kids of all ages are invited to see the not-so-spooky side of science just before Halloween.  

A man paints fabricated fossil parts

Fossils Meet Finish: Idaho Museum of Natural History and ISU Programs Team Up for Dino Exhibit

October 5, 2023

When paleontology meets auto repair and welding, a prehistoric giant comes to life.