Hadley Bodell

In this episode, host and Editor-in-Chief of The Bengal Newspaper Hadley Bodell welcomes Ben Graham, commercial music program student at ISU and co-author of an article in the upcoming November printed edition of the newspaper.

In this interview, alumni of ISU and former swimmer, tennis player, skier, and Bengalette dancer for the university Kaydene Gilbert represents the alumni of her generation by recapping her memories of Reed's Gym Pool.

In this feature-length interview with Modupeola Bada, the President of the African Student Association, we get all the details on the upcoming African Night event.

The ISU Theater and Dance Department has wrapped up their first showings of a production, titled "The Imaginary Invalid". Now, they reflect on their performance and look towards their next play.

Welcome to Episode 2 of our second Bengal Podcast Season! In this episode, host Hadley Bodell talks all things the October print edition and Bengal Behind-the-Scenes with Staff Writer Austen Hunzeker.

Idaho State University's softball field recently underwent a major renovation, sponsored by a donation from Direct Communications, a local company who supports athletics in the Pocatello community.

Many people have never heard of roller derby, including me. ISU's Executive Director of Marketing and Communications Lee Ann Waldron doubles as the spokesperson and team member of the Portneuf Valley Bruisers Roller Derby team. I sat down to get all the details on the team, how to get involved, and what this double header event at ISU is all about.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Bengal Podcast! In this first episode, Julia Miller, member of the ISU Overwatch E-Sports Team talks about joining the team, how competitions amongst universities work, and why becoming an E-Sports athlete is a beneficial experience for students. Host Hadley Bodell is also joined by Bengal Newspaper Production Editor Jodie Schwicht, who speaks on behind-the-scenes of making the printed edition of the newspaper monthly.

Idaho colleges and universities have two priorities when budgeting: adding staff and giving raises to the current staff. The requests are in for the 2025-26 school year, and we have our first look at the numbers.

In an effort to protect and maintain wild horse herds in Southeastern Idaho, the Bureau of Land Management Owyhee and Four Rivers field offices' staff gathered 74 total wild horses last week.