Seventh annual Hemingway Festival highlights author’s love of Cuba
When ASUI Chief of Staff Vivian Gonzalez studied in Havana, Cuba, last summer, one thing was clear – Cuba loves Hemingway almost as much as Hemingway loved Cuba. “He has […]
Author: Diamond Koloski
40 years of right versus might – Law professor Don Burnett will retire this spring after 14 years with the University of Idaho
Don Burnett has served as a part of the “army of the right,” as he calls it, for most of his life. He is currently a professor and past dean […]
Linking music, human rights – Jazz Fest workshop will explore legal foundations as they relate to music worldwide
International human rights often call to mind marginalized groups, radicalized movements or extreme violence. Jeffrey Dodge, associate dean of the College of Law, said he is hoping to break human […]
Accessing technology – ITS Media Center provides students with free technology equipment rentals
Tucked away in room 131 of the Idaho Commons, the ITS Media Center serves as a fairly unknown student resource. The center allows students and faculty to check out various […]
Suiting up for the future – Career Fair prepares and informs job-hunting Vandals
Career advising liaison Leanne Ralstin said when it comes to job hunting, having a good professional network can make a world of difference. “Networking is everything,” Ralstin said. “If you […]
Supporting a sisterhood – Annual fundraiser for Moscow’s sister city will take place Friday night
The first time David Barber went to Villa El Carmen, Nicaragua, was in 2007, and he stayed for two months. “It was so unlike what I was used to here […]
Celebrating a dream – Black Lives Matter movement co-founder to visit UI as part of MLK Day celebration
This week, faces of the Civil Rights Movement and beyond lined the wall of the TLC foyer. Among them were Malcom X, Marin Luther King Jr., Barack Obama and Alicia […]
Empowering the Palouse – Educational program aims to benefit Palouse youth through STEM
Jody Opheim said her grade school-aged daughter is always curious. In school, however, Opheim said her daughter was always told she had to wait to do things above her grade […]
Fit for the holidays – UI faculty and staff compete in annual Healthy Holiday Challenge
The Holiday Fitness Challenge gives University of Idaho faculty and staff the opportunity to keep the stress and holiday weight gain under control. The goal of the event is to […]
Safe travels this holiday season – Holiday Break Bus brings students back home
For students, the Holiday Break Bus this year means safer journeys home. For families, it means less worrying. “This is something that students should strongly consider,” said University of Idaho […]