Course Catalog
Visiting the Land of the Pharaohs
Brad Bugger takes you to the pyramids and the ancient temples of the Egyptian dynasty.
Celebrating 125 Years of Higher Learning
This presentation will be about Idaho State University’s 125th Anniversary celebration in 2026 and how everyone can be involved in the celebration.
The Lindisfarne Gospels: A thousand stories in a single letter
The Lindisfarne Gospels an 8th-century Latin manuscript of the first our books of the New Testament, is the fascinatingly elaborate work of a single scribe, the bishop of Lindisfarne in Northumbria. The product of years of arduous effort, this illustrative mixture of Celtic and Roman inspiration represents his inspired effort to bridge the rift between the two churches.
From Academy to University
A visual tour through the history of Idaho State University from its beginning as The Academy of Idaho, a single building at the south end of 7th Avenue in 1901, to the campus it is today. The presentation includes information about the people for whom the buildings were named and views of the campus at various stages of its growth and development.
Major John Howard and the Ox and Bucs on June 6, 1944: D-Day
A British light infantry company was the lead unit of a mission to secure bridges over the Caen Canal and the River Orne in Normandy just after midnight on June 6, 1944: D-Day. The Allies needed to take – and hold – these two bridges to prevent a failure of the D-Day landings. Gliders were used to deliver the unit to its objective. This presentation will be about that mission, including why the bridges are now called Pegasus and Horsa.