Sounds like a plan — Sometimes making plans means being flexible for the future
There are so many things in life to be planned. What if something doesn’t go according to plan? Is the solution to plan better, or to not plan in the […]
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Starting on the right note — 50th year limited edition Jazz Fest poster revealed at reception
The sound of jazz rang through Moscow as the 50th annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival limited edition poster was unveiled. The Lionel Hampton School of Music and the City of […]
What is love? — From science to gut feelings, love takes many forms
What is love? Baby don’t hurt me. Don’t hurt me, no more. We have all heard this catchy song at some point in our lives, but do we know the […]
Allocate to operate — Provost presents the Program Prioritization plan, expresses need for input on ranking critiques
The University of Idaho is seeking new ways to better use resources and achieve its goals to grow and develop. At Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting, Provost and Executive Vice President […]
‘I’m not alone in this’ — “The Vagina Monologues” returns with two sold-out performances
A group of women gathered together in a candlelit restaurant, women who were once simply acquaintances and neighbors a few months ago. They held one another, laughed and cried with […]
Thought-provoking performances — Shades of Black returns for its 14th year on campus
Shades of Black, a cultural event hosted by the University of Idaho Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) and the Black Student Union, returned to campus Saturday for its 14th season. […]
Clearing up confusion — UI College of Law to hold an event discussing immigration policies
The University of Idaho College of Law will host “Emerging Issues in Immigration Law Under the Trump Administration,” lecture 1:30 p.m. Feb. 15 in the Menard Law Building, Room 104. […]
Centered on the future — Staff Council discusses adversities facing staff and students
The University of Idaho Staff Council discussed the next steps in the strategic plan, and how President Donald Trump’s executive order could affect the university during its latest meeting Feb. […]
The tale of two vacancies — ASUI Senate announces its newest senator and resignation of another
The ASUI Senate filled a vacant seat Wednesday after UI senior George Wood was voted in unanimously. “It called to me,” Wood said. “The position comes with it a lot […]
Yes, no, maybe so — Everyone has the freedom to say “no”
Why is it that when people say “yes” they often mean to say “no?” You must decode whether they are being polite or genuine. No one wants to say “no” […]