Bachelor Breakdown: the semifinals
The Rudi and Matt fiasco
Last night “Listen to Your Heart” finally concentrated on a couple I have been curious about from the beginning — Matt and Rudi. On the first night of the show […]
Transition from PEB to I-FIT
PEB courses aren’t going away, they are just being rebranded
University of Idaho’s Physical Education – Basics (PEB) courses are not going away, they are just transitioning into Idaho Fitness (I-FIT). With a change in name to the program, there […]
Schedule change for Big Sky for Fall 2020
In an effort to save funds, the Big Sky adapts to a new fall format
The Big Sky Conference (BSC) is expected to change its format for the Fall 2020 season and championships after a vote by the BSC President’s Council according to a press […]
Drive-up Wi-Fi: how to access it and more
Drive up Wi-Fi gives local students access to internet in online environments
A lot of changes have happened at the University of Idaho, and the move to an online environment left some students without access to technology needs and Wi-Fi. “We were […]
University of Idaho announces mandatory furloughs plan
All employees must take 24 hours of furlough
University of Idaho President C. Scott Green has announced a proposed mandatory furlough plan for fiscal year 2021. The furlough plan is a response to the university’s current financial burden. […]
OPINION: Is this really the way we want to tell our story
University of Idaho needs to inform students about important, upcoming decisions
The University of Idaho was one of the last public universities in Idaho to cancel commencement and to indefinitely cancel face-to-face instruction. UI is Idaho’s only land-grant university and it […]
UI football season tickets available for the 2020 season
Idaho Vandals football prepares for the 2020 season with the fifth-best-recruiting class in the FCS and notable players returning as season tickets go on sale
The University of Idaho announced May 4 that season tickets for the 2020 football season are officially on sale. The price of tickets starts at $100 and can be purchased […]
Finding creative ways to share art with the community
The Prichard Art Gallery finds alternative ways to expose the community to art
The Prichard Art Gallery is finding alternative ways to expose the community to art, and one of them is going online.
Recognition for hard work
How the movement of the Spring 2020 Commencement ceremony affected one first-generation college student
When the University of Idaho administrators originally chose to cancel the Spring 2020 Commencement ceremony, the opportunity for first-generation college student Alina Tovar to be recognized for her hard work was taken away. She was excited to show her family the university she’d worked so hard at for the past four years.
Get a Cup of Joe with UI President C. Scott Green
University of Idaho Alumni Office holds virtual events in place of in person events
Next week, Kristi Overfelt, assistant director of alumni relations said they are hosting the second episode of the Cup of Joe series. Cup of Joe, Overfelt said is a way […]