Treasure hunt raises money for day care
When a Palouse, Wash., daycare center was in danger of shutting down, a community of parents and volunteers came up with a unique fundraising idea to save it.
Author: Staff Report
Off the cuff 11.1.11
Fun times Sometimes, late at night, I rearrange traffic signs. People need to be challenged. — Jens
Is it Possible?
The goal is simple: 16,000 University of Idaho students by the year 2020. The preparation, on the other hand, will be difficult, said Steve Neiheisel, assistant vice president for Enrollment […]
Science takes over SLC
Covering topics from drug-resistant bacteria to environmental science of streams, University of Idaho students will showcase real-world and laboratory projects in the seventh annual Research Expo.
Grants for grad students: travel, research and network for less
For graduate student Matthew Aghai attending conferences and doing fieldwork are just part of the educational process. These extra curricular activities cost money, which most students don’t have.
Move to leave Iraq has been long overdue
President Barack Obama said the words many Americans have been anxiously waiting to hear since U.S. forces stepped foot on Iraqi soil in March 2003 — our troops are coming […]
Off the cuff
This ain’t Sparta If I had been living 2,500 years ago, I would have definitely been a Spartan warrior. — Jacob
Sci-fi classics inspire GDI week events
A javelin-throwing contest, Star Wars-style podraces, Ewok hunts and light saber fights were all part of the Residence Hall Associations Gosh Darn Independence week events.
Creating awareness at UI
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and students and staff of the University of Idaho are doing their part by hosting functions throughout the month to promote awareness.
Education comes first
One hundred fifty-eight thousand — that’s how many valid voter signatures it would take to push an early election and recall Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna.