Rockin around world of holidays
Christmas is one of the most widely celebrated holidays throughout the world, and each country celebrates this festive season in a unique way.
10 minutes is long enough
Running the gamut from Afghanistan War veterans to wacky comedy, the University of Idaho Theatre Department’s 10-Minute Play Festival will showcase 12 plays written, directed and acted by UI students, […]
Losing it — Where all the orphaned gloves go
A glove here, a coffee mug there, a USB drive, cards and keys, an iPod, a North Face jacket — each is lost and often found daily at the Idaho […]
Common read, common credits
The Common Read is not something students take very seriously anymore, according to Rodney Frey, director of general education. However, Frey said maybe it’s time that we should. With this […]
UI course evaluations receive low response rate
University of Idaho course evaluations are due Dec. 9, but there seems to be a struggle with response rates. Kenton Bird, director of the School of Journalism and Mass Media, […]
Research leads to understanding of birth defect virus
A University of Idaho biologist’s research may lead to an antiviral therapy to combat a virus that is linked to birth defects, as well as an increased understanding of how […]
Holiday concert of all ages
For the 23rd consecutive year, the University of Idaho Jazz Choir and K-12 students collaborate to present an annual holiday concert tonight at 8 p.m. in the Kibbie Dome.
Finally — 831 students expected to graduate as 448 plan to attend Winter Commencement
An expected 448 seniors will stroll across stage, shake hands and smile to celebrate their graduation during Saturday’s Winter Commencement.
Sustaining multiple perspectives
UISC, OCP grants empower students, community to pursue diverse sustainability projects
Teaching with technology
As the amount of technology available to people increases, so does the push to have it be a major part of the educational atmosphere, said Corinne Mantle-Bromley, dean for the […]