POCATELLO — Nearly a year after Idaho State University made the shocking announcement that an internal audit had uncovered alleged illegal activity at the school’s former Research and Innovation in Science and Engineering Complex, Bannock County authorities have confirmed that multiple federal agencies are investigating those allegations.
Despite the federal investigations, ISU admitted Thursday that the school’s Vice President for University Advancement Kent Tingey “misspoke” when announcing the alleged illegal activity being committed at the facility, also known as the RISE Complex. When Tingey announced the findings of the internal audit during a press conference on July 31 of last…
