Honoring an entrepreneur
John Shovic, a 1989 University of Idaho graduate in electrical and computer engineering, has started six companies throughout his career, three based around technology developed at UI.
Author: Joanna WIlson
Filling the gap: KTEC trains teens, teachers for technical jobs
The University of Idaho’s College of Education will work with Kootenai Technical Education Campus to train new instructors, said Robert Ketchum, a lecturer with the UI Department of Curriculum and […]
Getting healthy, staying healthy
When a cold or flu is knocking on your door, sometimes heading to class is just out of the question. For Ian McClung, a sudden sickness had him trading books […]
Changing lanes with $3.5 millionU.S.
The University of Idaho will lead one of 10 nationwide university research networks on sustainable transportation.
Changing lanes with $3.5 millionU.S.
The University of Idaho will lead one of 10 nationwide university research networks on sustainable transportation.
Department of Transportation awards UI grants for transportation research
The University of Idaho will lead one of 10 nationwide university research networks on sustainable transportation.
Roadblock to collaboration
There are many invisible roadblocks to public and private collaboration, said Richard Margerum in a speech Friday. “I often tell collaborative groups that ‘it took you 18 months, three years, […]
Foundation gives $20,000 to Jazz Fest
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation donated $20,000 to the University of Idaho Foundation in support of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival for the second consecutive year.
UI theater students compete at regional festival
Emily Nash-Gray will compete against 10 other University of Idaho theatre arts students at the regional Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Feb. 13 to 17, in Fort Collins, Colo.
Common Read is found to be uncommon
The Common Read program, currently in the nomination process for fall 2012, is a chance for students to come to the University of Idaho and have at least one piece […]