The science of Shreeve
Hired in 1961, Jean’ne Shreeve, university distinguished professor and research faculty in the Department of Chemistry, has worked at University of Idaho longer than any other faculty member.
Admin building’s firey history
Most University affiliates are familiar with the Administration Building, but not everyone is aware that it’s not the original Administration Building.
Australia native coming up big for Vandals
Reigning WAC Tournament MVP Stacey Barr has carried her 2013 postseason play into the 2013-14 season in a big way for the 14-7 WAC leading Idaho women’s basketball team. Her […]
Track and field impresses at home–Second week of competition features personal-best marks
Last weekend, the Idaho track and field team hosted a pair of competitions. The Idaho Collegiate on Friday featured approximately 500 collegiate and post-collegiate athletes from around the area and […]
Public schools – a new generation
BOISE — It’s not all about increased test scores, said Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna. He said he wants to see students succeed in everyday life, and increased technology […]
Do you hear what I hear?–City of Moscow teams with Moscow and Pullman Chambers of Commerce radio workshop
Radio — it survived the television and the Internet.
Students get political–Young Democrats of University of Idaho stress importance of politics
In the 2012 presidential election, Latah County was one of the two democratic counties in all of Idaho.
Purchasing professors–Board of Student Advocates hosts Faculty Auction
Ever bowled with a professor or went scotch tasting? The University of Idaho Board of Student Advocates will host the annual BSA Faculty Auction at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the […]
UI professor rocks geology world
Dennis Geist, University of Idaho geology professor since 1990, has been working in the Galapagos Islands for the entirety of his 30-year career.