ISU News: University News

Reduced Fee Mental Health Services Available at the ISU Psychology Clinic

October 3, 2019

Nutrition Study Volunteers Needed

October 2, 2019

College of Education faculty member publishes paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

October 2, 2019

ISU Women's Club Membership Drive

October 2, 2019

KISU-FM, Alturas Institute to present ‘Constitutional Conversations’ Oct. 3, 17, 24

October 2, 2019

POCATELLO – KISU-FM Public Radio and the Alturas Institute will present three “Constitutional Conversations” with U.S. constitutional scholar David Alder on the topic of “Donald Trump and the Law of Impeachment” Oct. 3 in Idaho Falls and Oct. 17 in Pocatello, and on “Presidential Powers” Oct. 24 in Pocatello.

Idaho State University to celebrate the return of the Red Hill “I” on Oct. 10

October 2, 2019

POCATELLO – After more than five years of absence from Idaho State University, the Red Hill “I” icon has returned to campus. The Bengal community will celebrate its return at 4 p.m. on Oct. 10 on the Hutchinson Quadrangle.

Idaho EPSCoR Office accepting nominations for the Jean’ne M. Shreeve NSF EPSCoR Research Excellence Award until Oct. 18

October 2, 2019

The Idaho EPSCoR Office is now accepting nominations for the Jean’ne M. Shreeve NSF EPSCoR Research Excellence Award until COB PT October 18, 2019.

Bengal speakers win, place, show at CSI Tanner Open

October 1, 2019

TWIN FALLS, ID – Idaho State University’s Madisen Merrill, a freshman  communication major, won Gold Saturday, Sept. 28, in her sixth round of Novice Parliamentary Debate at the Fran Tanner Open hosted by the College of Southern Idaho. 

ISU Jazz launches bimonthly concert series Oct. 3 at the Yellowstone Restaurant

October 1, 2019

POCATELLO—Twice a month beginning on Oct. 3, diners at The Yellowstone Restaurant in Pocatello can enjoy music from Idaho State University student jazz ensembles as part of the ISU Jazz Presents concert series.

ISU researcher John Kalivas to use big data to refine cutting-edge chemical analysis methods

October 1, 2019

POCATELLO – Imagine a time when a consumer could take out their cell phone, which is now equipped with a small spectrometer, and first stopping to fuel their car, could zap the gas to check its octane content to make sure they’re getting what their paying for.