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Event poster for CAES shark tank competition

CAES annual pitch event Baby Shark Tank open to ISU faculty and students

August 4, 2020

$4,000 in prize money available; registration open through Aug. 19

Meet a CIO Candidate Aug. 5

August 3, 2020

Important Changes to Title IX Coming August 2020 for staff and faculty

August 3, 2020

ISU College of Business Dean Shane Hunt creates new scholarship

August 3, 2020

New endowment embodies a loving memory and dedication

Bethany Schultz Hurst earns national recognitions for her poetry

July 30, 2020

Employment Opportunities

July 30, 2020

Parking permits available beginning Aug. 1

July 30, 2020

Reed Gym Swimming Pool Now Open

July 30, 2020

Rebecca Hale standing near Gibson Jack trailhead.

ISU Professor Hale lands two NSF grants to study stream carbon cycles at Gibson Jack Creek, SLC areas

July 28, 2020

POCATELLO – Researchers at Idaho State University are studying Gibson Jack Creek, located at a well-known and popular outdoor recreation area just outside of Pocatello, and a Salt Lake City-area stream to get a better insight on how streams cycle carbon – which has large implications for understanding climate change.

Photo of Meeting Owl camera and microphone.

ISU computers equipped with ‘Meeting Owls’ to improve online/in-class learning

July 28, 2020

POCATELLO ­— About 300 Meeting Owls — that are voice-activated, external 360-degree cameras with microphones and speakers — are being installed in classrooms throughout the Idaho State University campus to allow instructors to better engage students who are learning in-class and remotely.