Low pay for TAs – UI reviews graduate student teaching assistant program
While Eric Hall is on his way to becoming a professor, a teaching assistant position is a natural part of the process. “This is what I want to do,” Hall […]
The graduate student struggle – UI”s teaching assistants are paid too little for a large amount of work
Teaching assistants have more on their plates than most. While many people around campus fit into a single category, such as student, staff, faculty or administration, graduate students who also […]
A night of power – Women”s Center hosts “F-Word” LIVE Poetry Slam
University of Idaho students shared their perspectives on feminism at the “F-Word” LIVE Poetry Slam in early November. The event, hosted by the Women”s Center, featured spoken word performances […]
Break down stigma – UI joins global recognition of World AIDS Day
There are an estimated 36.9 million people living with HIV around the world, according to the Center for Disease Control. Despite the disease”s international reach, Health Education Coordinator Emily Tuschhoff […]
UI researcher plans innovative techniques to fight disease
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation awarded a research grant to University of Idaho research scientist Haiqing Sheng, to research a novel approach to fighting E. coli. “The Gates Foundation […]
ASUI Senate election draws record turnout
ASUI Sen. Cruz Botello and running mate Rachael Miller will continue their presence on ASUI Senate, along with five other candidates elected Nov. 18. The running mates took the first […]
Eat pizza, plan for life – Career Center workshop offers students pizza, help with their goals
If you give students pizza, you feed them for a day. If you give them career advice, you feed them for a lifetime. Students looking for both can attend the […]
M. Basketball: Can’t Find the Hoop
The Idaho men’s basketball team fell to Northern Illinois 66-59 Saturday night at the Memorial Gym after failing to take offensive control. “This was a good team we just played,” […]
W. Basketball: Strong Showing in Mexico
The Idaho women’s basketball team spent a few days in Cancun, Mexico, over Thanksgiving break – but rather than vacation, the Vandals appeared to be there strictly on business. The […]
Football: Vandals Will Reload
If it was not for the losses to New Mexico State and South Alabama on the road, in which the Idaho football team had huge leads but couldn’t seal the […]