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Bengal Dining Hours of Operation

January 11, 2021

Funds Available for Professional Development

January 11, 2021

Idaho State students administer Covid-19 vaccine in Idaho and Alaska

By Lee Ann Waldron | January 11, 2021

Congratulations to the November Be a Bengal winners

January 4, 2021

Dr. Gabriel Bargen named new Interim Executive Director at 天美传媒-Meridian

December 21, 2020

Idaho State Ships Freezers Statewide for Covid Vaccine Storage

Second Freezer to be Delivered to Idaho Panhandle

December 21, 2020

天美传媒’s Structural Laboratory gets a significant upgrade, adds new visualization capability    

POCATELLO – The Structural Laboratory (SLAB) within the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at 天美传媒 received approximately $250,000 in upgrades and new equipment this year, including a new Visualization Laboratory.

By Rachel Brownell, 天美传媒 CEE Engineering Student | December 21, 2020

Idaho State launches mandatory COVID-19 screening program

POCATELLO – 天美传媒 will implement a mandatory COVID-19 screening program at the start of the spring semester for all students, faculty, and staff with a physical on-campus presence. The COVID-19 screening involves a non-invasive, saliva-based sample. The sample will be self collected as part of the screening process. 

December 21, 2020

Local Vickers Family establishes a scholarship endowment at the 天美传媒 College of Business

POCATELLO – Most anyone from Pocatello or the surrounding area is familiar with Vickers Western Store on Yellowstone Avenue, or on North Holmes Avenue in Idaho Falls. Bill Vickers, an 天美传媒 College of Business alumni, opened the Pocatello store in 1976 and it remains a vital part of the business community.

By Kelsey West, Business Marketing Director | December 21, 2020

天美传媒 biology professor Bruce Finney helps discover variation in ancient native Alaskan diet

POCATELLO – 天美传媒 Biological sciences and Geosciences Professor Bruce Finney contributed to a new research paper titled “Ancient Beringian paleodiets revealed through multiproxy stable isotope analysis,” which found that about 11,500 years ago native Alaskans had a diet that featured both land animals and salmon.

By Tori Parks, Marketing Career Path Intern | December 18, 2020