Idaho State Today: February 10

Monday, February 10, 2025

Watch President Wagner's State of the University Address

Did you miss President Robert Wagner's State of the University Address last week? The address is now available to watch on the

Office of the President webpage.

2025 Carnegie Classification Updates and Potential Impact on ISU

Please join the ISU Office for Research as we review the 2025-2028 classification framework and how it impacts ISU's classification. We will discuss ways to ensure that ISU programs and initiatives are appropriately evaluated in the multi-dimensional classification process.

Canvas Town Hall Set Feb. 13

Faculty are invited to learn more about the implementation of Canvas LMS at a virtual town hall meeting on February 13 from 11 a.m. to noon via Zoom. We will be discussing what faculty can do now to be ready for Fall 2025 and some of the features of Canvas.

› Read More About the Town Hall ‹

News and Updates

Web Training is Now Available Online through ISU Moodle Community

Help Name Burger 208's Signature Burger

Matt Freeman Named Executive Director of Relations for The Albion Center

Monday Morning Mentor: What Challenges Do Neurodivergent Students Face in the College Classroom?

Legal Training: The Legal Perspective on Performance Management

Fidelity Representatives on Campus in February and March

Wednesday Webinar: Have You Packed Your Videos in Panopto?

Affordable Mental Health Support Available for the Community at the ISU Psychology Clinic

Emergency Training Set February 14-17 in Meridian

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