UI memo regarding Ebola response
MEMORANDUM TO: University of Idaho Faculty, Staff and Students FROM: International Programs Office (IPO) DATE: 10/30/2014 SUBJECT UI Issues Guidelines Related to Ebola The University of Idaho is monitoring the […]
Author: Guest Voice
Take advantage of free flu vaccines
Vaccines are important for your health, safety Before vaccines, thousands of people lost their lives to what we would now consider vaccine-preventable diseases. Vaccines were developed to stop the spread […]
Guest Voice: Peking Opera
Peking Opera is one of the Chinese traditional operas, found in Beijing, with 150 years of history. It is based on the “Hui opera” and “Han opera” and absorbed the […]
Don’t be a SAD eater
Tips and tricks for positive eating There is a reason the Standard American Diet is abbreviated as SAD. With a hefty helping of added sugars, added fats and refined grains, […]
Scores don’t reflect passion, suspense of soccer games
“Soccer’s really boring. They just run up and down the field, chasing each other and the stupid ball. They have such low scores. It’s not exciting.”
Vandal Voices
Q: University of Idaho President Chuck Staben supports a campus-wide tobacco ban to be implemented fall 2015. Do you agree with him? Why or why not?
Respect the dunes
The safety of visitors to Corps of Engineers lands is a high priority for the Lower Granite Lock and Dam team. Our rangers and staff do their best to provide […]
Health is a choice — Utilize campus resources for maximum benefits
Decisions surrounding nutrition, sexual health, mental wellbeing, alcohol and drugs influence your long-term health beyond college. For many students, college is a time of transition, from adolescence into emerging adulthood,and […]
Meet the Vandal
Joe is Idaho’s favorite Vandal. He stomps about, high-fiving fans, dances like a goof and spreads joy to everyone he greets. “I’m given the authority to misbehave and to embarrass,” […]