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After many broken records and thrilling regular season play, women’s basketball is set to finish the regular season this weekend. Idaho (18-9, BSC 15-3) is riding a five-game win streak […]
In 1963, a disheveled 21-year-old white man was arrested for protesting African-American rights. Who was that man? Bernie Sanders. Flash-forward 56 years later and Sanders is still standing up for […]
Succulents continue to be popular among budding plant owners, but the University of Idaho Plant Soil and Science Club does much more than just grow and sell them on campus. […]
Kasey Peach made the decision to come to the University of Idaho to focus on academics, not athletics. But he didn’t have to. Hockey has been a part of the […]
The University of Idaho Women’s Center, while providing services to all students year round, will spend March focusing on what originally gave the center its name: women. While spring break […]
While countless University of Idaho students filter in and out of the UI Library on a daily basis, the Latah County Public Library serves as an additional resource to both […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed a set of revisions to the faculty-staff handbook addressing administrative evaluations at its Tuesday meeting. Faculty Senate Secretary Liz Brandt said the policy […]
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 […]