OTC — 11.14.2017
What is your favorite Thanksgiving food? Jalapeno poppers My cousin makes bacon wrapped jalapeno poppers and they are hands down my favorite Thanksgiving food. — Grayson Green bean casserole It’s […]
Healthy holiday consumerism — Black Friday does not have to be a soul-sucking experience
The Thanksgiving holiday is normally a time for comfort with the family but Black Friday has quickly become more of a black hole, sucking in everyone’s gratitude and spitting out […]
Addressing the address — Staben talks about what directly affect students in State of the University Address
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben addressed four main goals from the university’s 2016-2025 strategic plan Friday at the 2017 State of the University Address.
I’ll do it later — Procrastination doesn’t have to win out over productivity
College students seem to be really good at procrastinating. Somehow, they manage to almost always submit their assignments just in time — right around 11:59 p.m., when the assignment is […]
UI’s story — Staben shares updated strategic plan and focuses on enrollment and research growth in 2017 State of the University Address
The University of Idaho is comprised of many students, faculty and staff with stories to tell, and President Chuck Staben said those stories are important to the success of the […]
Loud, swinging, fun — Well-known jazz artists to perform at 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
Some of the best-known names in the jazz world will take the stage for University of Idaho’s 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Feb. 23 and Feb. 24. Jazz group Joey […]
Memory play — injuries and friendship over the span of 30 years — Cornerstone Theatre presents ‘Gruesome Playground Injuries’
Cornerstone Theatre’s “Gruesome Playground Injuries” is this weekend at the Forge Theatre. The play, directed by UI theater arts student Jessican Shehan and originally written by famous playwright Rajiv Joseph, […]
Controversy retold — A movie adaptation of the Pentagon Papers saga should be on everyone’s watch list
One of the most important stories in journalism is about to get the big screen treatment. Steven Spielberg’s “The Post” recounts the tempest that led to the release of the […]
News Brief — Faculty Senate discusses centralized advising, sabbatical leave and postdoc pay
Provost and Executive Vice President John Wiencek presented the Faculty Senate with new ideas regarding centralized advising to alleviate confusion at Tuesday’s meeting. Wiencek said he plans to form a […]
News Brief — Outdoor Program to host Outdoor Sale and Swap Thursday
The University of Idaho Outdoor Program will host the 43rd annual Outdoor Equipment Sale and Swap 6 p.m. Thursday in the Multi-Activity Court in the Student Recreation Center.