Housing Guide: How to find housing
Finding housing can be a stressful part of college and is one of, if not the most, important decisions you’ll make when starting your college journey. Whether you’d like to live […]
Housing Guide: What it’s like to be an RA
Being a resident adviser is a challenging but rewarding job
Out of all the housing positions, the resident adviser is one of the most overlooked and underappreciated roles on campus. On every floor in every building there is an RA […]
Housing Guide: OPINION: Why students should choose to live on campus
Student support and community provided
Living on campus is a crucial part of the college experience, and in a lot of ways can be cheaper and more convenient than living off campus. Most of the […]
Housing Guide: Other under-the-radar campus housing options
All these options provide their own unique experiences
When it comes to living on campus at the University of Idaho, there are a lot of options that everyone knows, such as Wallace Residence Center, the Theophilus Tower and […]
Housing Guide: Tips for dorm life
How to make the most of your time living in the dorms
If you’ve never shared a room or lived in a dorm before, it can feel very daunting to begin doing both when you head to college and live on campus. […]
Housing Guide: OPINION: Living off campus is an introvert’s dream
Opting to live in a place off campus is a great choice for introverts and people who want a more private and quiet living environment
Living in the dorms or Greek life on campus is supposed to be the epitome of “college life.” But that’s not the case for introverts. Living in a place that’s […]
Housing Guide: On-campus housing options 2026-27
Wallace Residence Center Wallace rooms are suite-style, with each pair of rooms sharing a bathroom. Floors are co-ed, but suites are generally single gender. Willey (fall) / Gooding (spring) double […]
From the practice courts to two Big Sky trophies: How Idaho built a championship standard
The Vandals’ record breaking season is only the beginning of what is building in Moscow
For the Idaho Vandals women’s basketball team, this wasn’t a magical or one-hit-wonder season. This is the beginning of the new standard of Idaho basketball. After a 29-6 (17-1) season where they […]
OPINION: University of Idaho tuition hikes continue to shift burden onto students
Rising costs may be inevitable, but the growing price of attendance raises serious questions about affordability and priorities
The University of Idaho’s proposed tuition increases for the 2026–27 academic year is being framed as a necessary response to inflation. But for students already struggling to afford college, the latest proposal […]
OPINION: University of Idaho budget cuts threaten students, workforce and the state’s future
As funding shrinks, reduced programs, fewer resources and delayed graduations reveal the true cost of higher education cuts in Idaho
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]