Education in celebration
November is Native American Heritage Month, and at the University of Idaho it’s about educating the community on Native American culture and people, said Steve Martin, director of UI Native […]
Women in the wilderness
The Women’s Outdoor Program has had a slow six years since its inception, but new coordinator TJ Beezley hopes to see an increase in participation soon.
More than music
Music, stories and dance are cultural staples that create a unique way of life, and make up societal structures, according to Barry Bilderback’s presentation Tuesday.
I’ll take Runsvold for $1,000
After winning four nights in a row on the game show Jeopardy! this July, earning him $153,800, Mark Runsvold is back going for a Daily Double.
Honoring our protectors
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, on the eleventh year of the new millennium, veterans at the University of Idaho and across America will […]
From rancher to leader
Taking the lead as an agricultural ambassador, sophomore Seth Pratt of Blackfoot, Idaho, is the first National FFA Organization (formerly the Future Farmers of America) national officer from the University […]
‘Fighting Goliath’ to maintain open government
Open government and access to records is important for all citizens — including students, said Steve Smith, University of Idaho School of Journalism and Mass Media lecturer.
Curses and Robin Hemley
Guggenheim fellow Robin Hemley read his new essay “Removing my Curse” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday to University of Idaho students gathered in the Menard Law Building Courtroom. He is the […]
Consensual relationship policy clarified
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate voted unanimously to approve revisions to the university’s consensual relationship policy Tuesday.
Connecting vets with time and literature
Military members of ancient Greece and modern times intersected through Greek classics at a unique veterans appreciation reading Tuesday.