A ‘major’ event
CLASS to host event for students to learn more about majors The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) will hold a majors fair Thursday from 10 a.m. to […]
Solid finishes in Pullman
Several Idaho track and field athletes finish in top three at Cougar Indoor It was just a short trip across the border into Pullman for the Idaho track and field […]
Faculty hiring expenses
UI hiring process ‘expensive’ and ‘time-consuming’ Hiring a new faculty member at the University of Idaho comes with a price tag. According to a report by a University Budget and […]
FAFSA on horizon
Students encouraged to submit FAFSA now While filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year might make students worry about their grants or loans, UI Financial […]
Fisher not finished
Fisher to seek re-election, ASUI redistricting Nearly three quarters through his term as ASUI President, Nate Fisher believes he’s been successful. He organized an Idaho Student Association summit with other […]
Postseason-less basketball
Both Vandal basketball programs in danger The potential of a harsh reality looms for both the men’s and women’s basketball teams as both are on the cusp of not making […]
Vandals struggle on road, again
Vandals 1-3 on latest road trip, lose to UM The road struggles continued for the Vandals as they couldn’t capitalize on an early seven-point lead against the Montana Grizzlies Saturday […]
A showcase for the people
Shades of Black event draws large crowd More than 700 people crowded into the Bruce Pitman Center International Ballroom Saturday night to watch dance and vocal performances in the 12th […]
Griz outmuscle Vandals
Idaho women’s basketball team faces uphill battle to make Big Sky Tournament Normally, getting 27 points from the team’s best player and a double digit lead at halftime is a […]