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With the University’s first school closure coming up on Monday, Sept. 7, for Labor Day, students are anxious for the three-day weekend, so here are a couple of events going […]
With the start of the new school year at the University of Idaho, the stars are aligned for the semester ahead. Each astrological sign has a way to prepare for […]
The University of Idaho’s theater department is back with a magnificent line-up of theatrical performances planned for this school year. With six shows for the season, it promises to […]
“We’re wanting Asian studies to really take root in Idaho” explains Jeff Kyong-McClain, Associate Professor of History and Director of the Habib Institute for Asian Studies at the University of […]
On the crest of a hilltop, facing an eastern valley sunrise, Joseph Bonnell-Hall was put to rest this weekend surrounded by close family and friends. As they mourned the end […]
Last semester, the residents of the Ballard Wing of the Wallace Residence Hall were told that, at spring semester, they would be relocated to the newly renovated Stevenson Wing. This was due to the deadline of the University of Idaho student […]
From: Stacy Skankey, the Goldwater Institute Is diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) dead at universities? No — not even in Idaho, a state with strong legal protections against political indoctrination […]
From: Brandon Woolf, Idaho State Controller When Idaho implemented the Luma financial and administrative system in July 2023, it marked the largest and most significant technology upgrade in state government […]
From: Binod Khadka In just a short span of time, the way we manage money has changed more than most people ever expected. Tasks that once required standing in line […]
From: Noreen Womack, MD It has been my honor and privilege to practice general pediatrics in Idaho for 25 years. I have worked with families from Boise and Eagle to […]