Cheap, helpful and local
The fourth annual Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse was on Dec. 5, but the online market continues until Dec. 8. The market, which provides participants an opportunity to give […]
Author: Erin Roetker
IBEST students recruit professors to come speak at UI for seminars
Throughout the semester, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology graduate students have put on seminars as a part of the Institute for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies series, which ends Dec. 6.
Senate election voter turn-out ‘always a problem’
This semester’s ASUI elections marked the lowest voter turnout since 2007, with less than a thousand people — which is about 10 percent of the student body, said Hayley Lydig, […]
Extreme make-over: UI edition
The University of Idaho Student Union Building will be remodeled starting in May and is expected to be completed in October 2013.
Research recognition — Renfrew series to feature faculty research presentations
The two upcoming events for the Malcolm M. Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium Series at the University of Idaho will feature Matthew Wappett, associate director of the Center of Disabilities and Human […]
Graduate committee works to create ‘community of learners’
The Graduate Policy Research Committee started meeting the second and fourth Thursday of every month in October to identify areas where policy and procedure are needed, said Jim Gregson, associate […]
Recognizing 50 year legacy–Long time College of Engineering professor retires from teaching
The College of Engineering held a retirement ceremony Thursday for professor Lou Edwards, who has been at the University of Idaho for 50 years.
On your honor — Students propose to write an honor code for UI, hope to improve academics
Sixteen students from the Honors Developing Leaders Course are planning to develop an honor code for the University of Idaho.
UI student competes for $10,000 Cheapster series
University of Idaho junior Rachael Ashley has been chosen to compete for a $10,000 prize for herself and for UI in the second season of Zions Bank’s Cheapster reality web […]
Graduate students earn grants to stop hunger
Two University of Idaho graduate students, Oscar Abelleira and Sara Galbraith, earned grants from the Purdue University Research Center to contribute to ending world hunger by helping develop scientists and […]