Idaho State Today: October 21

Monday, October 21, 2024

Graduate Book Drive Continues Through October 31

Every year, the ISU Graduate School hosts their annual Book Drive to donate books to the local elementary schools. Over the past four years, they have donated over 2,500 books in total. So far, more than 400 books have been collected, nearly halfway to the Graduate School's goal of 1,0000 donated books. Books will be delivered to local schools in early November.

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Reminder: Vote Nov. 5

The General Election is Tuesday, November 5 and every eligible voter is encouraged to head to the polls. Voting is an important civic duty regardless of political affiliation. Voter registration can be done online or at your polling place on election day and polls are open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. on November 5.

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Faculty Book Adoption Reminder

Faculty are encouraged to submit their materials adoption requests for spring 2025 courses as soon as possible. In your requests for spring, please specify your preferred version of the adoption (i.e. if you want students to all get the digital version, then the "required" version listed would be the digital).

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News and Updates

Late Nights with the Graduate School

Non-Classified Staff Employment Opportunities

Classified Staff Employment Opportunities

Submissions Open: Three-Minute Thesis

ISU Alumnus Establishes Business and Education Scholarship Endowments to Honor Parents

Communication Plan Workshop Set Oct. 30

Campus Dining Survey: Share Your Thoughts

Construction to Begin Nov. 4 at the College of Education

Idaho AHEC Welcomes New Program Director

Dental Hygiene Professor Named Health Care Access Hero

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