Theta Chi wins sixth award for chapter excellence
The University of Idaho Theta Chi chapter, Epsilon Kappa, was chosen as one of 11 chapters within the national organization to receive the Howard R. Alter Jr. Award for chapter […]
Author: Joanna WIlson
UI students, NASA see future of flywheel
Ten University of Idaho students worked with the College of Engineering and NASA to develop an efficient energy storage system for their senior design project and presented their work Wednesday.
In the genes
An individual’s genetics are a random and unique combination of the mother’s genetic code, and half of the father’s.
Same content, different order
The University of Idaho College of Business and Economics is re-structuring the Integrated Business Curriculum business majors take during their junior year, said Jeff Bailey, interim associate dean.
Balancing dreams and life
Chase Colton said he was eager for graduate school after two and a half years working at a restaurant.
Highlights
Bright, bold and blindingly colorful, highlighters can turn a page of scribbled notes into an organized rainbow of study material.
New policy defines appropriate relationships
University of Idaho Dean of Students Bruce Pitman said the new relations policy email, sent to students March 28, was an important reminder to students who had heard of the […]
Coaching for creative thinking
Creativity arises from a set of mental tools, and Picasso’s genes are not required.
Sole comfort
Look down at your feet. Among the varieties of heels, trainers and Converse, it can be difficult to tell which shoes will be a detriment to your body’s performance.