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Idaho State Journal
HS football: Bad time to play the Rams — Off first loss of the season, Highland trounces Idaho Falls 58-0 (video)
POCATELLO — After getting dominated last week in a 27-3 loss to Coeur d’Alene, it was clear something had to change for the Highland Rams. With three banged up starters, they needed a bounce-back win against district opponent Idaho Falls. Head coach Gino Mariani made the necessary personnel...
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BYUI students gather for President Oaks’ Faith, Freedom & the Common Good broadcast
BYU-Idaho students gathered on Wednesday evening in the John Taylor Building chapel to watch the Washington National Cathedral's broadcast on Faith, Freedom and the Common Good with keynote speaker President Dallin H. Oaks. President Dallin H. Oaks delivered his address in the Washington National Cathedral in Washington D.C. and spoke...
Idaho State Journal
Highland student wins Distinguished Young Women title for Pocatello and Chubbuck
POCATELLO — Holly Clay, a 17-year-old junior from Highland High School, earned the Distinguished Young Women’s title for Pocatello and Chubbuck on Saturday. Clay was one of 18 young women who competed in the scholarship program. Martha Mendez was the first runner up and Mikell Egan was the second.
Idaho State Journal
ISU nursing program to celebrate 70 years of caring for Idaho during celebration later this month
POCATELLO — Idaho State University's nursing program is celebrating 70 years of providing critical training to nursing students later this month. The celebration will be held Saturday, Sept. 26, where the School of Nursing will recognize its past accomplishments while embracing the future, according to a news release from ISU. The original nursing class of 1956 only had seven students. This year, there are more than 5,000 nursing alumni across graduate and undergraduate levels. The nursing program currently enrolls 90 traditional and 100 accelerated students each year. There was a time when nurses were not allowed to take a patient's blood pressure or use a stethoscope. Now, nurses perform a variety of specialized care and are at the forefront of patient care. Teresa J. Stanfill, executive director of the Idaho Center for Nursing, said in the news release that ISU has been a cornerstone of nursing education in the state of Idaho for 70 years. She said one of the program's greatest strengths is its ability to adapt to the changing needs of health care organizations. "The graduates who have come through ISU's programs haven't just filled positions in our hospitals and clinics; they have shaped the profession itself, stepping
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Sugar-Salem keeps its modest win streak alive by ending Star Valley’s streak at 34 straight wins
SUGAR CITY – Sometimes you have to cross state lines to find the best rivalries. Sugar-Salem and Star Valley, Wyoming, have scheduled home and away games for nearly a decade and the competition is always fierce. Friday night was no different as the Diggers prevailed 27-14. Sugar-Salem senior Latrell...
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ISU Hosts Second Annual Bengal Block Party, welcomes Pocatello community to campus
POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho State University has been celebrating its 125th anniversary all week long with student activities, free giveaways, the President's Fall Address, and the football game and tailgate on Saturday afternoon. The week culminated Friday evening with the second annual Bengal Block Party hosted on Martin Luthur King Way on campus. The event
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Youth on full display as Blackfoot avoids reverse sweep, beats Pocatello on the road
POCATELLO — Now part of the same conference, the Blackfoot Broncos and Pocatello Thunder will regularly see each other for all-important conference showdowns going forward. Highlighted by the play of a handful of underclassmen Tuesday night at Pocatello High School, the Broncos and Thunder offered a preview of what could well be a very scintillating rivalry for years to come.
East Idaho News
Site chosen for ISU’s Advanced Research and Test Reactor Project
The following is a news release from Idaho State University. POCATELLO — One of the world’s most advanced nuclear reactors will soon be built on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus. In April, the Department of Energy selected Idaho State University for the Department’s Nuclear Reactor Innovation Center (NRIC) Launch Pad USA program. Through a partnership with Idaho Falls-based NuCube Energy, Inc., the University plans to design and commission the Advanced Research and Test Reactor, a functional microreactor at ISU’s Business and Research Park. Unlike commercial nuclear power plants, rese...
Idaho State Journal
Idaho State University events this week
Idaho State University Creative Writing welcomes the 2026 Dolsen visiting writer, Kimberly Johnson, this Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the Salmon River Room upstairs at the Pond Student Union. A poetry reading of her work will be the highlight, with a question-and-answer session and book signing to follow. The reading is free, and the public is encouraged to attend. Johnson is a poet, translator, and literary critic, appearing widely in publications including The New Yorker, Slate, The Iowa Review, and more. Johnson holds a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars and a Ph.D. in Renaissance literature from the University of California at Berkeley. All are welcome to attend.