Reaching out with honors
Students looking for an additional challenge in and out of the classroom can find just that in the University of Idaho Honors Program, which seeks to provide academic and social […]
New school year, new SArb traditions
As new students arrive on the University of Idaho campus in August, they have the opportunity to enrich their college experience by joining campus clubs and organizations.
Off the cuff 07.24.2013
Fortunate for the opportunity Judging by the list of voices I’ve added to my audio recorder this summer, I think I’m in a pretty good place with my career. That […]
I got your back: Keep your eye out, use the buddy system, intervene when necessary
The week before fall classes start is always one filled with enthusiastic new students moving to campus for the first time. Parents bring their students to Moscow and help them […]
Just not cutting it: UI students struggle to make it to graduation
A rural public research university with a wide array of degrees, low admission standards and a significant party culture. These general stereotypes are fairly accurate when it comes to the […]
Bang for your buck
If you’ve spent extended lengths of time contemplating how you’ll afford the next four or five – but hopefully not six years of your college life — you fall into […]
Gender-neutral terms gain ground
Think you’re a freshman? Nope. You’re a first-year student — since, you know, not all of you are men. At least, that’s how the state of Washington sees it.
Is this class necessary?: ISEM classes are not needed at University
Sitting awkwardly in the front row of the classroom, my stomach turned on end. The room was packed, and I had no idea who was sitting next to me or […]
Guest Voice: Passing on some health tips
Many college students get caught up in their newfound independence and they forget to take care of themselves. When first attending college, every aspect of your life changes, so it’s […]