The rewards of research
College of Science senior to pursue a field she never thought she would
When Carly Scott was 18, she told her mother she was never going to be an ecologist. Now she is headed to graduate school to study in an ecology and […]
Author: Jordan Willson
The rewards of research
College of Science senior to pursue studies in ecology and biology
When Carly Scott was 18, she told her mother she was never going to be an ecologist. Now she is headed to graduate school to study in an ecology and […]
Glean, gather, grow
Backyard Harvest provides fresh produce for food-insecure individuals in nearby counties
While there are many food pantries and other organizations on the Palouse seeking to meet communities’ needs for food, fresh produce is consistently in demand. Because of this, Backyard Harvest, […]
Panel focuses on sexual health
Communication is key, panelists stressed during sexual health program
A persistent theme of communication dominated the discussion during Vandal Health Education’s “Sex in the Dark” event on April 17. More than 50 University of Idaho students attended the glow-in-the-dark […]
Little takes action toward improving education
Gov. Little made education his priority during legislative session
During the 95-day Idaho legislative session — tied for the third-longest in the state’s history — which ended Thursday, Republican Gov. Brad Little passed multiple bills concerning Idaho education. Little […]
A place for everyone in Moscow
Wallace is a convenient place to live for first-year and upper-level students at UI
Wallace Residence Center, located on campus, is a living option for first-year, transfer and upper-level students at the University of Idaho. Sarah McNeil, a second-year student studying chemistry and secondary […]
Idaho’s only
Land grant and related acts are fundamental to UI research efforts
During the University of Idaho presidential candidate open forums March 4 to March 8, multiple candidates mentioned the importance of land grant universities — a classification of universities such as […]
City council reviews survey results on downtown university facilities
Moscow community does not want additional college facilities downtown, survey shows
Moscow City Council reviewed survey results Monday concerning the placement of public and private universities and colleges in Moscow’s central business zoning district — which consists of primarily downtown. After […]
Interim dean hopes to be dean of UI library
UI will have a new library dean, announcement expected in April
University of Idaho library dean candidate Ben Hunter spoke about the role of the library in a land grant research institution Wednesday in the Idaho Commons, during the third of […]
Mold: An unwanted roommate
Palouse Properties provides mold preventing techniques
Residents of some Moscow Palouse Properties apartments have noticed mold accumulating on walls and window frames inside their rooms, but while it may be unsightly and inconvenient, Palouse Properties manager […]