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Children spend more than 1,000 hours in school each year throughout their entire K-12 education, according to EducationWeek. With children spending so much of their time in the education system, why do lawmakers feel like funding should be cut? […]
On Dec. 17, a monumental windstorm swept through North Idaho and Eastern Washington, downing and damaging trees across the region. Since then, the University of Idaho-led Franklin H. Pitkin Forest Nursery has been working to […]
The passing of the Idaho House of Representatives bill follows months of backlash in Sandpoint after a controversy at a local YMCA involving locker room access. Police previously said no state law […]
Early on the morning of Jan. 3, 2026, the United States launched an operation into Caracas, Venezuela, aiming to capture and sentence the president of the country, Nicholas Maduro, for drug trafficking crimes. This operation, known as Operation Absolute Resolve, drastically changed American foreign policy, and raised fundamental questions of the international […]
The University of Idaho announced the beginning of a partnership with the University of Utah on Feb. 11—the two universities will begin initial development of a regionally based undergraduate medical […]
The University of Idaho Soil Judging Club brought in eight members to represent them as they introduced bill S26-B03, which pushes for new funding for their club. “We look at the soil, and we look at the unique characteristics of […]
The size of the international student body at the University of Idaho is down 15.7% in the spring 2026 semester compared to spring 2025, according to the 10th-day enrollment snapshot gathered Jan. 29, which was presented by Provost Torrey Lawrence at the University of Idaho […]
Sarah Inama, a former sixth-grade teacher from West Ada School District in Meridian, Idaho, who resigned from her position in early 2025 over controversy regarding an “Everyone is Welcome Here” sign hung in her classroom, has moved her case to up to the federal government. Inama was a […]
In this week’s Faculty Senate meeting, Erin James, sustainability certificate director and a professor of English at the University of Idaho, proposed a new graduate level companion to the undergraduate […]
With the clock ticking down and pressure mounting, the opposing team had the ball, looking for a score. In that moment, when the best player on the other team is bearing […]