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University of Idaho presidential finalist Elizabeth Spiller emphasized the importance of supporting communities as she spoke to the faculty, staff and students at Tuesday’s open forum. Vice president for Research […]
Updated version: March 6 Maxine Dakins, a faculty member in the University of Idaho College of Natural Resources, died Tuesday night. Dakins taught as a professor of environmental science while […]
The University of Idaho should have a new president by April, according to the State Board of Education. Jodi Walker, UI spokesperson, and Mike Keckler, State Board spokesperson, confirmed this […]
University of Idaho presidential finalist Diane Chase spoke about student life, athletics and university responses to sexual assault in the first candidate forum with the top five finalists Monday, while […]
Held in the Horizon Room of the Idaho Commons, Vandals Lead is a leadership seminar built on collaboration and teamwork. “We have I Lead and Vandals Lead,” said Lynsie Clott, […]
Finding information about safe sex as a member of the LGBTQA community isn’t always easy, which is why the University of Idaho LGBTQA Office is hosting a panel with various […]
Updated version: March 6 Idaho State Police responded to a fatal car crash Saturday night on Nez Perce Drive near the University of Idaho Golf Course, according to a news […]
Watching “How to Train Your Dragon: the Hidden World” on opening night was an experience I will never forget. People of all ages sat in the Pullman theater with their […]
It’s 8 a.m. and you just woke up from a night that went on too long. You think about skipping a lecture to catch a few more z’s, but it […]
The 14-game losing streak is over. Idaho men’s basketball defeated the Sacramento State Hornets 94-90 Saturday night to come up with its first win since Jan. 3rd and second conference […]