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Nick Gilbert will be stepping in as the new University of Idaho offensive line coach, according to a press release by Vandal Athletics, following the retirement of Kris Cinkovich back […]
For Julia Keleher, director of the University of Idaho LGBTQA Office, the center is a major factor in how LGBTQA+ students find community and view their safety on campus. The LGBTQA Office formed as a part […]
On May 17, President Scott Green announced that face masks would be lifted at the University of Idaho in response to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. The CDC stated that fully vaccinated people can continue normal activities without wearing face coverings and social distancing if these […]
A week following the first meeting of Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin’s Education Task Force, set to examine an alleged social justice agenda and critical race theory in education, member Jason Knopp released a statement, resigning from the committee. Knopp, Idaho School Boards Association President-elect and Melba School […]
Pride Month has begun just in time for summer festivities. Enjoy your time off with a book that celebrates and represents members of the LGBTQA+ community. If you’re looking for new recommendations to enjoy, here are a […]
Every year, when the Overwatch League starts, 18 weeks of competition are planned out. At the end of weeks four and eight, special competitions happen that pit the four top performers in the ongoing […]
Since his return to his birthplace Moscow, University of Idaho President Scott Green has transitioned UI through COVID-19 protocols and responded to budget cuts caused by claims of social justice indoctrination at UI. Green reflects […]
The conversation on critical race theory in the Idaho capitol has continued past this year’s legislative session. Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin gathered the Education Task Force for the first time Thursday with the goal of defining social […]
A University of Idaho student passed away on May 21 after suffering injuries in a car accident, according to an email from Dean of Students Blaine Eckles earlier today. According […]
According to a study on vaccines and race published by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Black and Hispanic people are disproportionately underrepresented nationwide in vaccination numbers, a continuing trend among minorities. Death rates […]