Idaho State Today: March 28

Thursday, March 28, 2024

Campus Master Plan Town Hall and Open House April 11

The SmithGroup will present preliminary design concepts following their review and assessment of the entire physical campus and utilization of all university spaces. Faculty, staff, students and community members from all campus locations are invited to participate in a virtual town hall on April 10 and an open house in Pocatello on April 11.

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An Evening with Killers of the Flower Moon Author David Grann

The community is invited to attend the 15th Annual Eastern Idaho Distinguished Humanities Lecture on April 18 at 7 p.m. Author David Grann, will discuss his book Killers of the Flower Moon. Students can reserve free tickets.

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College of Business to Host Second Annual Financial Literacy Week

Financial Literacy Week, held annually during the first week in April, aims to educate and increase understanding in financial planning, taxes, estate planning, real estate, insurance and more. Events will be happening April 1-4.

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News and Updates

2024 Excellence in General Education Teaching Award Recipients

Pocatello Staff Appreciation Luncheon March 29

Wind Ensemble and Civic Concert Band Present "Joyful Spring Serenade”

NSF 101 Workshop: Brown Bag Lunch and Learn

Faculty Advisor Newsletter

Moody’s affirms ISU A1 issuer and revenue bond ratings

From Idaho to Capitol Hill: Advocating for the Future of Health IT

Concert Honoring the Life of Bill Brydon

Google Data Limits Deadlines

Last Two Academic Signing Days at Pocatello, Bear Lake

"Kiss the Ground" Movie Screening

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