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2026 Idaho State University Alumni Awards Announced

July 23, 2026

During Homecoming week, Idaho State University will celebrate a remarkable group of alumni, faculty, and friends whose accomplishments, service, Bengal pride, and leadership have made a lasting impact in their professions, communities, and the world.

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Putting on the Coat for Rural Care: Jordan Hawley’s Journey to Physician Assistant Studies

August 24, 2026

When Idaho State University physician assistant graduate Jordan Hawley recently stood and received the traditional long white coat symbolizing her entrance into the field of healthcare professionals, it symbolized more than the thousands of hours in the classroom and clinic — it represents a lifelong journey toward finding her calling.

President Wagner hosts a group of alumni at the Bold Path Forward Alumni Tour

Bengals, Let’s Keep Moving Forward

August 20, 2026

The Bold Path Forward Alumni Tour is bringing Idaho State to Bengals across the country and our next stop is right here in Pocatello. We hope our fellow Bengal alumni, staff, faculty, and friends will join us.

ISU Professor Emeritus Publishes New Book on Cancer, Cancer Treatments

August 20, 2026

The insights math can provide on cancer and its treatment are the subject of a new book by an Idaho State University Professor Emeritus.

Alumni Spotlight: ISU Athletes in the NFL

August 6, 2026

The 2026 Bengal Football fall training camp is in full swing, with athletes and fans gearing up for an exciting 2026 season.

Kira Adams, training coordinator and licensed social worker in the Counseling and Mental Health Center, runs mental health workshop with “Dear Evan Hansen” cast.

ISU Theatre and Counseling Center Partner to Support “Dear Evan Hansen” Cast with Mental Health Workshop

June 4, 2026

As Idaho State University’s Farm Bureau Summer Community Theatre prepares for its production of “Dear Evan Hansen,” cast and crew members recently participated in a mental health workshop designed to help performers navigate the show’s emotionally complex themes while prioritizing their own well-being.

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