An independent first-year on campus
An in-depth look at the Theophilus Tower

First-year students at the University of Idaho have many living options on campus, but nowhere else stands as tall as Theophilus Tower ─ simply known as “the Tower.” Standing at […]

Altering curriculum
UI’s curriculum endures a change nearly a decade in the making

The University of Idaho has implemented a decrease in the number of credits it takes for a student to obtain a bachelor’s degree from 128 to 120 across most majors, […]

Moscow, UI trek toward two wheels
The city and university come together for alternative transportation

The City of Moscow, the University of Idaho and Gotcha Mobility Bike are pedaling toward a community-wide alternative to driving with a new bike-share program set to launch in August. […]

Parking changes in bulk
Ten changes set for parking next year, including permit increases

Students, staff and faculty at The University of Idaho received an email from the Parking and Transportation Services March 18 regarding 10 sizable changes purposed toward parking lot distinctions, traffic […]

New president named by April
The University of Idaho looks to choose its 19th president

With the list of candidates narrowed down to five finalists for the presidency, the University of Idaho is only a couple of weeks from new leadership.  Jodi Walker, University of […]

New physician keeps eye on returning to campus
Moscow Family Medicine’s new physician assistant discusses a possible return to campus

Jake Blazzard, 42, began his 2019 with a brand-new place of employment: Moscow Family Medicine. Born in Lewiston, Idaho, Blazzard said he’s traveled much of the mid-west over the course […]

ISEM courses saved
General education will see changes but ISEM courses remain for now

Integrated seminar (ISEM) courses are staying for another year, as the University of Idaho assigns a task force staffed by faculty, staff and students to revise the current state of […]

Hendricks: It’s time to take a look at ISEM courses
UI vice provost of academic initiatives leads meeting Friday on possible removal of integration system courses

The University of Idaho’s general education forum Friday stirred passions, and aroused differing opinions about the university’s Integrated Seminar (ISEM) classes. Cher Hendricks, the vice provost of academic initiatives at […]

Starting off with a win
Creg Empey has kicked off 2019 in a positive way by winning University of Idaho staff of the month for January

Creg Empey, an enterprise developer at the University of Idaho, has kicked off 2019 in a positive way by winning January’s Staff of the Month award at UI. Born in […]