Vaginas for a cause – “The Vagina Monologues” bleeds social justice
Bekah MillerMacPhee said when it comes to women and their bodies, it”s hard not to feel bombarded by statistics. “You hear statistics like “one in four” all the time,” said […]
Author: Marisa Casella
A date night with Nepal – Nepali traditon and culture on display at Taste of Nepal
After renditions of the Nepali and American national anthems, performed one after the other, Tenzin Dulal told audience members she didn”t want Taste of Nepal, held Saturday evening in the […]
Woman for women – Women’s Center Director Lysa Salisbury shares life, experience at Women’s Center
Lysa Salsbury described her application process for a job at the University of Idaho Women”s Center as crazy, but not because of the application itself. Salsbury said she went to […]
Reasons for hope – Danish Ambassador discusses violence in the Middle East
Danish Ambassador Rolf Holmboe stressed the complexity of the Middle Eastern conflict during his speech Tuesday at this year”s Martin Forum. The Visiting Practitioners of International Affairs is held annually […]
A different worldview – Study Abroad Fair opens students” eyes to options for going abroad
Tan Jezz traveled over 8,000 miles in order to participate in the University of Idaho”s study abroad program. She said she transferred to the University of Idaho from Malaysia in […]
Believe it or not – UI professors use computer programs to model how beliefs spread in society
The uses of philosophy and computer science are coming together to explain the phenomenon of how beliefs spread within a society. Robert Heckendorn, an associate professor of computer science, and […]
Exploring the world – International students show off their countries at annual cultural showcase
Cruise the World, an annual cultural showcase put on by the University of Idaho International Programs Office, can bring families together – the El-Tawir family, for example, have participated in […]
Making connections, making change – Elizabeth Cooper named director of Integrated Design Lab
Elizabeth Cooper said during her time as a partner at an architecture firm she saw people building the same things over and over, but Cooper said she wanted to promote […]
Adventures abroad – Three UI students win Gilman Scholarship to study abroad
At least one University of Idaho student has won the Gilman International Scholarship each year since 2002. But to have three out of the four UI students who applied win […]
Life of a UI law student – Senior Yuridia Equihua describes her experience as a law student
After successfully making her point, Yuridia Equihua likes to borrow a “How I Met Your Mother” catchphrase – “lawyered.” Now a law student at the University of Idaho, Equihua grew […]