Idaho State University News

Haphazard stacks of salmon- and gray-colored flagstones fill a storage unit about the size of a two-car garage.

Republican State Senator Joe Stegner of Lewiston has proposed a constitutional amendment to allow the University of Idaho to charge students tuition instead of fees, which cannot be used for instructional ...

Emotions are running very high.

"Though no official proposal has yet been made in the state Legislature, the Idaho State University Faculty Senate has responded to rumblings that a blanket 10 percent salary cut may be imposed on state workers," today's Idaho State Journal Reports.

"The Faculty Senate voted unanimously, with one abstention, on Monday to approve a resolution opposing such a cut." Faculty Sen. Peter Vik told the Journal that the blanket cut idea seems to be "gaining legs."

"A number of people from ISU have been over in Boise and talking with the Republican leadership. Some of the legislators were saying, 'We're all in this together. We're all Idahoans,'" Vik said. "We oppose this, and we view it as a targeted income tax that's only being applied to state employees. If they're saying we're all Idahoans, then they should expect all Idahoans to help contribute."

More than six decades ago, a group of 450 naval recruits from 23 states came to Pocatello to enroll in a one-year, highly rigorous, concentrated and intensive undergraduate education program created to help meet wartime demand for commissioned Naval officers.

From 1943 to 1945 the Navy V-12 program boosted enrollment to 699 students at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho, as ISU was then known. This infusion of dedicated and hardworking individuals propelled the university to its place as a research and educational cornerstone serving more than 14,000 students. It continues its leadership in opportunity and innovation for all.

A group of 21 alumni will be accompanied by family members and friends traveling to the reunion from Idaho, Utah, Montana, Oregon, Colorado and California.

The alleged victim in the Jose Sanchez battery case is off the witness stand, but the trial is far from over.

More than six decades ago, a group of 450 naval recruits from 23 states came to Pocatello to enroll in a one-year, highly rigorous, concentrated and intensive undergraduate education program created to help meet wartime demand for commissioned Naval officers.

From 1943 to 1945 the Navy V-12 program boosted enrollment to 699 students at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho, as ISU was then known. This infusion of dedicated and hardworking individuals propelled the university to its place as a research and educational cornerstone serving more than 14,000 students. It continues its leadership in opportunity and innovation for all.

A group of 21 alumni will be accompanied by family members and friends traveling to the reunion from Idaho, Utah, Montana, Oregon, Colorado and California.

Nervous about doing your taxes? Well students at Idaho State University are willing to help.

University of Northern Colorado student Lindsey Trujillo carries a sack of old tennis shoes that were dropped off by the community before the beginning of the UNC men's basketball game on Thursday night.

President Barack Obama needs to demonstrate his support for the Constitution, learn from the lessons of the past Presidency, continue the space program, and help renew New Orleans, a variety of presenters said ...

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The Student Health Center at Idaho State University is seeing a decrease in the number of patients they treat, and they're trying to figure out why.

Lawmakers stew about the budget as they wait on new jobless figures and official tax receipts for January.

Is it time for you to go to the dentist again? Maybe you should check out the services at Idaho State University.

A "Fabulous 50's Sock Hop Mania" took place in the building's canoe room at Idaho State University.

The Earl R. Pond student union at Idaho State University is 50-years old. To celebrate school administrators and community members buried a time capsule that will be opened at the buildings centennial ...

Idaho State University has been under construction for awhile. And, now with the amphitheater outside the Pond Student Union Building almost complete, one last thing needed to be buried.

A lack of state funding is forcing Idaho State University to look for ways to cut 12% from their 2010 budget .

Boise State University, Idaho State University and the University of Idaho went before lawmakers this week, detailing plans to survive the dour economy and cover more funding shortfalls.

State law now prohibits public employees from appointing immediate relatives to a position under their oversight.

Douglas A. Sayer, founder and president of Premier Technology, Inc., will be recognized as "Idaho Business Leader of the Year" at the showcase event of the Delta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, the ...