Essential increase – Tuition increase neccesary to sustain UI
Increases, increases, increases — college tuition and fee rates are going up, no one can argue that. In the last 10 years, tuition has nearly doubled at the University of […]
Author: Guest Voice
Human vs. Zombies
On the afternoon of April 2, I was walking to the library and ran into a group of students who were carrying Nerf guns, and had broken up into two […]
Going tobacco free – UI should move toward a tobacco-free campus, safety for campus community
When in the process of creating a tobacco-free campus, the tobacco taskforce looked at all options, and more importantly, looked at what other colleges and universities were doing successfully. I […]
Millet: a great grain alternative
March is National Nutrition Month and in honor of this, let’s take a peek at a little-known nutritional powerhouse — millet.
My time to quit
As representative for staff at the University of Idaho, serving as chair of Staff Affairs, I currently sit on a committee tasked with reviewing the current smoking and tobacco policies […]
Economic factors affect female professorship at UI
I’m writing in response to Victoria Hart’s article “Where Are the Women?” published in the most recent issue of Blot.
Vandal voices
Q: Do you think there should be physical boundaries to the expanded student code of conduct? Why or why not?
‘Ag-gag’ bad move
Wake up at five, feed the cows, set the water and make it to school by eight. This was a typical morning on the small farm I grew up on. […]