Rollin’ with the balloons
Trevor Maclean, mechanical engineering sophomore, participates, in a game based on a Norwegian sport Thursday at the Living Learning Community Global Block Party.
Silver and gold celebration
The University of Idaho Alumni Association will present awards to four individuals at the annual Silver and Gold celebration on April 5, said Hugh Cooke, associate director for alumni relations.
Shaking things up
Most college students focus on maintaining the balance between sleeping and studying, but second-year Scholarship for Education and Economic Development (SEED) student Audin Centeno, is more concerned about developing an […]
Presidential recognition — UI, WSU acknowledged for community service by US President
The University of Idaho and Washington State University were recognized by President Barack Obama and named by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) to the 2012 President’s Higher […]
Less credits, same degree
Recent department decisions to remove eight credits between University of Idaho students and a diploma were not required. While many departments decided to switch, others are still discussing lowering requirements […]
Sun sets on daylight saving time?
If approved, A recent bill introduced to the Idaho legislature would exempt Idaho from participating in daylight saving time.
Read the fine print
Until last week, I supported the Affordable Care Act. In theory, I still do. But after experiencing one of its main provisions first-hand, I realize theory is not good enough.
Reform is necessary
The U.S. Supreme Court is debating the insurance mandate of President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act. It’s controversial in and out of the court, and understandably so.
Raising money behind the scenes
In a crowded basement room, lit by large windows along one wall, students are busy calling alumni, parents and other friends of the university.