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Two Idaho voters’ rights groups are supporting lawsuits against the state that claim college students’ ability to vote is being restricted. The League of Women Voters in Idaho (LWVID) and […]
Last week, sculptor Gareth Curtiss successfully created a model of a Joe Vandal statue, one that will honor the work of ASUI. The week was filled with interactive moments revolving […]
On Tuesday, Feb. 4, a meeting open to students was held to discuss new architectural plans for the Student Recreation Center. Part of the Long-Range Campus Development Plan, also known […]
Idaho lawmakers are looking to double down with the Idaho State Board of Education’s recent decision to ban diversity, equity and inclusion services in higher education with a new bill. […]
Joe Vandal, the University of Idaho’s mascot, is to be the subject of a new campus sculpture. Dedicated to the work and commitment of ASUI, it will be sculpted live […]
After the Boise State University women’s volleyball team forfeited a match against San Jose State University on Nov. 27, 2024, Idaho officials showed support. The forfeit was presumably due to […]
On Dec. 18, the University of Idaho officially closed six of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion offices after many rumors speculated of this happening before winter break. Despite the closure, […]
A $162 million bond for the construction of new housing units on the University of Idaho’s South Hill and the renovation of the current housing amenities in the Wallace Residence […]
The University of Idaho, a school of 12,286 enrolled students, does not have a police department of its own. Although there are many security measures put in place to ensure […]
On Monday, Nov. 25, the former Governor of Wisconsin, Martin Schreiber, is set to make an appearance at the WWAMI Education Program to talk with medical students about his personal […]