It takes a village – Fun-fueled event outside Idaho Commons generates Vandal spirit
The Olympic Village has been referred to by many names in the past.
Author: Jack Olson
The Envision experience – High school seniors and their families tour UI campus Saturday for Envision Idaho
Universities across the U.S. work hard through the year to recruit high school seniors — the University of Idaho is no different. UI’s open-house recruiting event, Envision Idaho, takes place […]
Stronger together – Campus Safety Week has varied events to educate and engage students to be safer
Next week, various events will be held to educate Vandals about how to stay safe and how to get involved in keeping their community safe during Campus Safety Week.
Tobacco in retrospect – A look back on what brought UI to be tobacco-free
UI President Chuck Staben began discussing tobacco with a group of students in 2012 who wanted to pursue a tobacco-free policy at the university.
Of Furs and Felt — UI and WSU mascots bring school spirit and high energy to games and events
For the last four years at University of Idaho home games, Rob Gibson was called by a different name.
No tolerance for intolerance – Anti-bias and bystander intervention workshop open to faculty, staff and students
Marisol Lara has seen the impacts of bias and hate at the University of Idaho.
Cultivating Vandal pride – SArb wins national awards for organization and student leadership
The University of Idaho didn’t always have a strong set of traditions. The Student Alumni Relations Board (SArb) changed all that when it was founded on campus in 1970, said […]
Access to laughs – Conference and comedy show focuses on people with disabilities
The American’s with Disabilities Act became a law in 1990, but much work still needs to be done. Vikke Leeper from the Disability Action Center (DAC) in Moscow said all […]
To express an idea – Conceptual artists put on a unique performance
Art begins with and starts with a discussion. It’s an idea that can be pursued in an artistic form. It is wonder. It is curiosity. Andria Marcussen and Ted Kelchner […]