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The commencement ceremony will be held on Friday, August 2nd, at 1 PM in the Jensen Grand Concert Hall at the Stephens Performing Arts Center at ISU’s Pocatello campus.

The College is doubling down on purple. The turf upon Wolfe Field and Symms Field are receiving a generous splash of purple.

Foreman and Hess teamed with Laport, Brad Stokes from the University of Idaho, the groundskeeping staff at the College, and student volunteers to plant several plants, like sagebrush, around Boone Hall in June and hope to plant even more native plants later this summer.

One might assume Crawford has high political aspirations with a career arc like that. You’d be wrong.

But the big break came when late-night television host Jimmy Fallon relaunched his Fallon Book Club in a tournament-style bracket of 16 books.

For most of the graduates, it was their first time walking across the stage to accept a diploma at a commencement ceremony.

Ten years ago, Bob got the idea to rebuild one of the many historic hot springs on the Middle Fork. After a decade of planning and lobbying, he gained approval from the powers that be and his idea became reality in March. We were a part of it.

Fernando Barrios, Roxi Morales Velazco, and Maria Esther Manzanares will travel to Tantoyuca, Mexico, in June to complete their project, “Colaborando con Parteras: The Importance of Midwives and Recording of Indigenous Knowledge.”

Banks is just the third student from The College of Idaho to receive a Goldwater in the past two decades, joining Derek Erstad (2007) and Dannen Dale Wright (2014).