Write a grant, save the world
Face it, we’ve all heard these environmental sayings countless times. And while some of us bob along to the rhythm of these mantras, most of us simply do not.
Author: Guest Voice
Weighing in on ‘Freshman 15′ hype – Don’t focus on the number on the scale, listen to your body, establish healthy habits to last a lifetime
It’s the start of a new semester, brimming with deadlines, expectations, and…weight gain? Although the “Freshman 15” may be over-exaggerated, maintaining a healthy weight in the college environment can be […]
Imagine, don’t deny – May is mental illness awareness month
Imagine being one of the 57 million persons in the United States with mental illness. Imagine the struggle or inability to function in home life, jobs and personal relationships.
Wolf population data deserves scrutiny
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual wolf population report released in mid-April, shows “at least” 321 confirmed packs and 1,674 individuals in Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Overall […]
Under pressure: a good thing?
As an exercise science and health student, hypertension is something that has been discussed in almost all of my coursework. And though hypertension can affect people across all majors, I […]
Polar bear researcher, UI alumnus visits university
Steven Amstrup, a senior scientist with Polar Bears International, will visit the University of Idaho as part of the “Oceans, Ice and Climate” change seminar at 7 p.m. April 25 […]
Polar bear researcher, UI alumnus visits university
Steven Amstrup, a senior scientist with Polar Bears International, will visit the University of Idaho as part of the “Oceans, Ice and Climate” change seminar at 7 p.m. April 25 […]
Where in the world — There are numerous benefits to studying abroad
Many students are not aware of the numerous international opportunities available here at the University of Idaho. With more than 250 locations to choose from in more than 60 countries, […]
How do you get around? — Student survey seeks to improve transportation on campus
All the biking racks are full. There’s nowhere to park and it’s way too expensive to buy a parking permit. What’s a student to do? Automobile parking and transportation to […]
New view on food stamps
I’m writing in response to John-Daniel Wanvig’s guest voice article on April 5, entitled “An uncommon Christian view on food stamps.”