Summer vacation can be an exciting time for kids, filled with endless possibilities and opportunities for adventure. However, as the days go by, it's not uncommon for boredom to set in. To help parents and guardians keep their kids occupied and entertained during the summer break, we've compiled a list of 10 engaging activities that will captivate their imagination and ensure a memorable and fun-filled summer.

Southeast Idaho Farmer’s Market and Community Events

Southeast Idaho’s summers are quintessential; they are hot, dry, sunny, and filled with outdoor activities. Those of us who live here are lucky. Abundant trail systems, lakes and reservoirs, world-class fishing spots, and endless stretches of public land are right out our backdoors. (Literally, out our back doors) I can walk to trailheads in Pocatello’s trail system from my house and I live smack dab in the middle of town. The outdoor activities in Southeast Idaho span far beyond the trails and waterways. 

Summer Camps for Kids

Summer is finally on its way. After a long and snowy winter, we are all ready for the sun and the fun that goes with it. Soon, children will be out of school and enjoying their well-deserved break.  Our young citizens will fill their summer with friends and family, outdoor activities, vacations, and summer camps.

The Benefits of Pollinator Gardens

Most of us are familiar with the benefits of bees. These little pollinators are responsible for helping produce 1 in every 3 bites of food we take. The economic benefit of bees is massive; bees contribute to the production of over $15 billion worth of crops each year.  Sadly, 1 in 4 species of bees is at risk of extinction. Mitigating the risk of extinction seems overwhelming and complicated but there are easy ways we can help; by planting a pollinator garden. 

CEWT Summer Classes

Now Open for Registration

It is that time of year again, the time of year when campus becomes quieter.  Gone is the chatter of students and they clammer in the building early morning. The halls and gathering areas sit empty for the summer months. Staff and faculty will temporarily disappear during the summer vacations. And a staff favorite by far, summer hours have started. While the quietness of campus masks the flurry of activity happening in the departments and colleges that makeup ISU. 

Like many college students worldwide you’re probably preparing for finals week. This can be a breeze for some and a struggle for others. It all depends on how you prepare for finals, and everyone’s study style is different. There are some people who are blessed with a photographic memory and others that have to spend hours in the books. Whether you’re one of those, two or somewhere in between, here are some helpful tips to keep you afloat during finals week!

Here at ISU, there are many clubs and competitions to be a part of. One that unfortunately goes under the radar quite often is NSAC. The National Student Advertising Competition is a competition where college students all over the country get a chance to create an advertising/media/marketing campaign for a corporate client. 

With April right around the corner, now is the perfect time to reflect on the goals you set for yourself. Did you set New Years’ resolutions for yourself? Have you stayed on track to work towards, and even complete, the goals you made for yourself at the beginning of the year?

As a day celebrated all over the world, St. Patrick’s Day is a highly recognized holiday celebrated during March. As a day intended to commemorate Irish culture and history, St. Patrick’s Day is widely celebrated in a variety of ways.