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Student playing an instrument, Text that reads, Southeastern Idaho Honor Band Festival and Celebration of Youth and Artistry

Idaho State University to Host Southeastern Idaho Honor Band Concert

Free performance set for Thursday, April 2, at 7 p.m. in Jensen Grand Concert Hall

ROAR Together: Building Idaho’s Future with Rural Communities North Fremont

North Fremont High School: A Legacy of Loyalty, Leadership, and Local Pride

CMP Grads Explore Challenges Facing Journalists

Eileen Holden stands at center with Dee Anne Taylor to her right inside Clark County Jr./Sr. High School. Both staff members smile, representing their multiple roles at the school.

ROAR Together: Building Idaho’s Future with Rural Communities Dubois

Through the INCLUDE project, Idaho State University is proud to spotlight rural Idaho communities whose educators and partners are making a lasting impact on students’ lives and futures.

Picture of Larry Gebardt with caption Immediate Past President Bridges Idaho

Bridging Communities: How ISU Internship Program Supports Refugees in Eastern Idaho

A partnership between Idaho State University and Bridges Idaho is connecting student learning with refugee advocacy, turning internships into meaningful work that strengthens both students and the community.

Shaping Education Nationwide: ISU Grad Lucy Willits’ Journey from Pocatello to Policy