Single room living – McConnell offers upper division students their own room
While living on campus in their own rooms, students in McConnell Hall can focus on academics and still enjoy community activities.
Growing up, living up – UI and Moscow offer more living options for non-traditional and transfer students
Non-traditional and transfer students have a variety of options when it comes to living on or off the University of Idaho campus.
Hands off smokes — ASUI supports alternatives to a campus-wide tobacco ban
As the University of Idaho faculty senate moves forward with discussions about the campus tobacco policy, it becomes possible that students will see a campus-wide smoking ban within the next […]
Taking the tobacco — University campuses going smoke or tabacco free, UI starts the conversation
In recent years there’s been substantial discussion regarding possible changes to the University of Idaho smoking policy. According to the university’s administrative procedures manual, the current policy states smoking is […]
Local activist joins Women’s Center staff — UI Women’s Center hires assistant director of programs
When Lysa Salsbury accepted an offer to become the new director of the University of Idaho Women’s Center, she left a vacant position for the assistant director of programs of […]
Back on track — Vandal women’s tennis team sweeps LCSC 7-0
Two straight losses were quickly forgotten after the Idaho women’s tennis team swept the Lewis-Clark State College Warriors 7-0 in Lewiston.
Climate change and media coverage — Author and expert Max Bokoff spoke about media coverage of climate change Tuesday
Maxwell Boykoff, author of “Who Speaks for the Climate?” and expert on the media’s role in public perceptions of climate change, spoke about the struggles of reporting on climate change […]
Introducing new Vandals — Vandal Friday brings prospective students to campus
Vandal Friday began in 1995 as a one-day event with about 200 prospective students. Now, 15,000 prospective students participate in an event that has expanded to several days.
Tuition talk — Ickes broke down budget, talked tuition increase at open forum
The last step in the tuition and fee setting process, before the April State Board of Education meeting, took place Thursday with a presentation on the proposed 4.7 percent tuition […]
Friendships, memories, service
Nine teams of University of Idaho students traveled to five states during spring break to give back to communities through the Alternative Service Break (ASB) program.