Leading the law school
Mark Adams, vice dean at Valparaiso University Law School in Indiana, was appointed dean of the University of Idaho College of Law Thursday, succeeding Interim Dean Michael Satz. Adams came […]
Year two in Boise
The State Board of Education and the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee of the Idaho Legislature recently approved funding for University of Idaho’s law school to offer second-year curriculum in Boise […]
Bingo and groceries — Collaborative event offers grocery prizes, kitchen appliances
A committee of University of Idaho faculty went on a reconnaissance mission to McDonald Elementary School to play bingo with elementary school students.The so-called mission was research for an upcoming […]
Helping with healthy snacks — Campus dietitian, UI Students team up to provide healthy vending machine options
Vending machines on the University of Idaho campus will take a healthier turn, as a group of movement science students and the UI campus dietitian team up to make campus […]
Millet: a great grain alternative
March is National Nutrition Month and in honor of this, let’s take a peek at a little-known nutritional powerhouse — millet.
In the name of Virginia Wolf — Students, faculty and community recognized for their actions toward women’s rights
To honor the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Conciliation Agreement, the University of Idaho Women’s Center will hold a celebration merged with their annual Virginia Wolf Awards ceremony […]
What wouldn’t Jesus do? — World Vision boycott eschewed past ideas of compassion
Conservative Christian groups heroically rallied to boycott World Vision — a Washington-based non-profit Christian relief organization — after a company policy change on March 24 was announced to allow the […]
Syringa fight continues — Poverty on the Palouse meeting covers Syringa issues, lawsuits filed against owner Magar
As the issues facing Syringa Mobile Home Park’s owner and residents continue, a Poverty on the Palouse forum was held Wednesday to update the public on how various organizations […]
Off the Cuff — Quick takes on life from our Editors
Summer daydreams I spent my whole shift at work daydreaming about the beach and going fishing for cat fish … I need summer. –Danielle
Empty forum — Tuition and fees open forum should not have been so vacant
The sound of crickets chirping would have been an appropriate ambience during the tuition and fees open forum on Thursday in the Horizon Room of the Idaho Commons. During the […]