The Vandal women’s tennis team is on the cusp of regular season title
With just two weeks left in the regular season, the Idaho women’s tennis team has a spot in the postseason on lock with a regular season title likely on the […]
Creating an inclusive campus
Transgender 101 training to occur Monday morning in the Bruce Pitman Center
As part of the University of Idaho’s Safe Zone program, a Transgender 101 training will occur Monday morning in the Bruce Pitman Center. The 9 a.m. event gives participants an […]
UI Library dean named
Ben Hunter will take over as Dean of UI Libraries before the end of April
Ben Hunter has been appointed as Dean of the University of Idaho Libraries. UI Provost & Executive Vice President John Wiencek announced the decision Friday afternoon in an email to […]
Guest Voice: Young People Hard-Hit by STIs
Know the Facts and Get Yourself Tested
Three common STIs—chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis—are surging across the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Young people are especially hard-hit. In fact, because reported […]
Learning the best
Students should think about taking an intro to broadcasting class
With registration around the corner, it is time for students to think about and consider courses they are interested in. Many students struggle with picking classes just because they are […]
UI goes Green
University of Idaho’s 19th president highlights his past, says here’s here to say
Scott Green, president-elect of the University of Idaho, said he plans to stay following UI’s announcement of his selection Thursday morning. “I only know one fight song,” he said in […]
Green to be UI 19th president
Scott Green named to be UI's 19th president in a unanimous vote by State Board Thursday
Scott Green has been named as University of Idaho’s 19th president. The Idaho State Board of Education named Green on a unanimous vote Thursday, before quickly adjourning. Green’s salary will […]
Returning to his roots
University House architect gives insight into career, life in Moscow
Growing up in Moscow, Robert Zimmer delivered newspapers to the President’s House on Nez Perce Drive in Moscow. Now an accomplished architect — co-owning the firm Zimmerray Studios in Seattle […]
Tweets of the Week: 4/10/19
Tom Pelissero @TomPelissero Idaho LB Kaden Elliss — son of #Lions great Luther Elliss — is visiting the #Dolphins today and #Saints tomorrow, source said. Also visited #Packers yesterday, #Ravens […]
Will a plus/minus grading scale at UI make a difference?
Students and professors have come out for and against a proposal to change the grading scale at the University of Idaho from whole letter grades to plus and minus grades
A proposed change to the grading scale of the University of Idaho has professors and students talking about what the change will mean for them. The proposal to implement plus […]