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Proposition One has been at the center of statewide debates this election season due to its controversial subject matter, as it seeks to repeal the near-total abortion ban Idaho currently […]
On Friday, Oct. 23, a celebration will be held for the 45th anniversary of the Found Money Fund at the Vandal Store from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. The […]
In 2024, Gus Trudell-Richardson, a UI student, stood in line for nearly seven hours to cast his ballot on Election Day at the campus polling location. A same-day voter registrant, […]
The Vandal Village living complex–part of the university’s housing initiative–has welcomed its first group of residents, but remains partially under construction. A project that has been in the works for years, in total […]
After serving as the University of Idaho president for eight years, President Scott Green announced his June 2027 retirement on Wednesday at the 2026 State of the University address. His […]
The convicted murderer of four University of Idaho students in 2022 now wants to rescind his guilty plea and seek a trial, which could put the death penalty back into […]
On Tuesday, May 5, the University of Idaho faculty held their third meeting of the academic year. Many resolutions passed, and conversation around campus culture and faculty experience were held. […]
Since joining the University of Idaho in 1998, Provost Torrey Lawrence has worn many hats. From being involved with the school of music to his current role as provost, he has […]
At the end of each semester, there is period of time before finals week known as “dead week,” which many understand to be a week meant to provide space for students to finish projects and prepare for exams […]
To some, college is meant to prepare students for a future career path that will lead them into the “real world.” For others, college is an opportunity to engage with the world around and learn about who […]