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UI CAMP program helps students Leaving home for the first time is always filled with angst and fear for any 18-year-old.
Month: February 2012
Idaho matters
The Idaho presidential party caucus was rescheduled in March for a reason — and it worked. Idaho will have more say in the Republican presidential nomination than ever before.
Dance party for the ages
Tower of Power, Roy Haynes Fountain of Youth Band and Lionel Hampton Youth Jazz Orchestra will close the Lionel Hampton Inernational Jazz Festival at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Kibbie […]
Birth control battle out of control
The recent birth control battle has stimulated constant conversation. President Barack Obama recently revised his law, putting the responsibility for providing birth control on insurance companies instead of employers.
Water study earns scholarships
North Idaho water rights are on their way to being resolved, and University of Idaho graduate student Dylan Hedden-Nicely formulated a plan to help move things along that won him […]
Unused funds surface in audit
An audit of all departments receiving funds from the dedicated student fee has made it possible for ASUI President Samantha Perez to recommend a zero percent increase to the fee […]
State board omits ‘flagship’
The term “flagship” was removed from the University of Idaho’s mission statement after a unanimous vote by the State Board of Education Thursday.
Ron Paul to speak at UI
Ron Paul will make an unexpected stop at the University of Idaho Friday as part of his Pacific Northwest campaign tour.
Learning to adjust
The spring 2012 semester offers a clean slate and a challenge to 73 new University of Idaho freshmen with a 90 percent retention rate from fall.
Foundation gives $20,000 to Jazz Fest
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation donated $20,000 to the University of Idaho Foundation in support of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival for the second consecutive year.