Idaho State Today: February 1

Thursday, February 1, 2024

36th Annual Jazz Fest at ISU Brings Outstanding Performances and Unforgettable Experiences

The vibrant sounds of jazz will fill the air as the 36th Annual Jazz Fest takes center stage February 9 and 10. This highly anticipated festival, presented by ISU's jazz program, promises a weekend of exceptional performances and unique learning opportunities for both seasoned musicians and aspiring talents.

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High School Equivalency Program Participant Receives National Student Champion Award

The National HEPCAMP Association calls for nominations from approximately 50 programs across the country. The Student Champion Award is the most prestigious student award conferred by the association, given to one student for demonstrating outstanding dedication and performance.

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ISU Inks Research MoUs with Australian University and University of Doha for Science and Technology

Faculty, researchers, and students are set to collaborate with their counterparts more than 7,000 miles away under a pair of new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Australian University (AU) in Kuwait and the University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) located in Doha, Qatar.

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News and Updates

The Neutrality Trap: Discussion with Dr. Jacqueline Font Guzmán

Prof. Honored with 2024 Broadening Participation Service Award

44th Annual Simplot Games February 15-17

Environmental Health, Safety and Sustainability Department Now Using CampusOptics

Nutrition Faculty Publish a Combined 12 Journal Articles

Complete FERPA Training for Banner/Argos Tiger Tracks Access

Staff Council Hosts Lunch and Learn: Emotional Intelligence Workshop

Order Ahead and Skip the Line at Some Campus Dining Locations

Associate Professor and Art Chair Jonathan Fardy Publishes New Book

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