(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The name the school adopted in 1915
Idaho Technical Institute
The minimal tuition per term when school first opened
$5 per term
The health crisis that forced the campus to close in 1918 for nearly two months
Spanish Flu epidemic
The world-event that forced ISU to contract with the federal government to keep open during WWI
Student Army Training Corps contract during WWI
The demographic significance of the university’s founding location
Built on the traditional lands of the Shoshone and Bannock peoples
The official school mascot
Benny the Bengal
The number of students and faculty at opening
~70 students and 4 faculty
he tradition name for passing under the original building’s arch
March Through The Arch
The first building constructed specifically for the Academy
Swanson Hall
The year Holt Arena first opened
1970
The original land donation size upon founding near the Oregon Short Line railroad
10 acres
The year it became a four-year degree granting school as “Idaho State College”
1947
The number of students enrolled by 1910 (roughly)
Nearly 300
The oldest enclosed stadium on a U.S. college campus, originally built for ISU athletics
Holt Arena (now ICCU Dome
The official school colors introduced along with the mascot
Orange and Black
The governing law that created the Academy
Senate Bill 53, signed by Governor Frank W. Hunt
The approximate number of different degree programs ISU offers today across its various colleges
Over 250 programs
The 2026 milestone ISU will celebrate
125 years since its founding in 1901
The institution in Pocatello which houses Idaho’s official natural-history museum
The Idaho Museum of Natural History (IMNH)
The date when the founding bill for the Academy was signed into law
March 11, 1901
The year the institution became the “Southern Branch of the University of Idaho”
1927
The decade during which ISU got accredited as a four-year degree–granting institution
1940s
The Pocatello citizen and politician who drafted the founding bill for ISU in 1901
Theodore F. Turner
The original name of ISU when it was founded
The Academy of Idaho
The first president of what became Idaho State College once it gained four-year status
Carl W. McIntosh
The year the school first opened its doors to students
1902
The nickname given to the school’s early athletic teams before “Bengals"
The Bantams
The purpose of the school when first established
Vocational and preparatory education
The year it achieved its current name, “Idaho State University”
1963