Staben takes a stance
President Chuck Staben declares himself a feminist It began with a T-shirt — one that University of Idaho President Chuck Staben was given by the Women’s Center on campus. Within […]
Author: Corrin Bond
Granting new hope
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, one in every four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime — a reason why October is National Domestic Violence Awareness. […]
What happens in Vegas
Five tight-knit UI alumni return to Moscow for Homecoming after 30 years of Las Vegas There is one word that best sums up 30 years of tradition — loyalty. “That’s […]
An a-maze-ing adventure
UI teams up with local farm to create, run corn maze Autumn has rapidly descended upon the Palouse and with it comes the University of Idaho’s 2014 Clearwater Corn Maze. The […]
From France, with love
Kick off the month of October with the Palouse French Film Festival France is an eclectic country with an abundance of rich culture and an extensive history of expression. It […]
Welcoming Wappett
New co-director of the Confucius Institute provides fresh perspective Matthew Wappett is a University of Idaho faculty member who, after eight years on campus, decided to shatter a misconception harbored […]
Permanent changes
McClure Center welcomes new permanent director Priscilla Salant For more than 50 years, the James A. and Louise McClure Center for Public Policy Research has served Idaho as a leading […]