“We know that students stop out of college for many different reasons,” says Dean Kandi Turley Ames. “People are facing many challenges, and it is our hope that we can support--even just a handful of students--to help them achieve their goal of earning a degree.”

In an acknowledgment of exceptional dedication and service to rural communities in Idaho, the Idaho Rural Health Association awarded Helen Cathleen Tarp and Holly Kartchner the esteemed Rural Health Heroes Social Justice and Health Equity award.

In an exciting development, the Global Studies and Languages program at Idaho State is being restructured to provide more opportunities for students. ISU is pleased to welcome Dr. Donna Lybecker, Professor of Political Science at ISU, as the Director of Global Studies.

“Scholars studying the 1977 Conference will turn to these biographies, written by our students, to assist in their research. The students are creating new knowledge about the feminist movement in the 1970s."

"The College of Arts and Letters would not be what it is today if we had not had Randy."