One foot forward — UI students to serve in Make a Difference Day
University of Idaho students will have an opportunity to put their volunteer skills to work Saturday at Make a Difference Day. “Make a Difference Day is an opportunity for about […]
News Brief — Society of Professional Journalists to host Women in Sports Media panel Thursday
The University of Idaho chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) will host a panel titled “Women in Sports Media,” 4 p.m. Thursday in Admin 317.
Economics of ethics — Ethics expert presents on the cost of unethical corporate behavior
When people don’t trust each other, it becomes very hard to work together, said Kristy Grant-Hart.
News Brief — Upcoming Student Media Board meeting time changed to Nov. 7
The upcoming University of Idaho Student Media Board meeting time has changed and will now take place Nov. 7. Meetings are open to the public and begin at 4:45 p.m. […]
Letter to the editor — Linda Pall
The future of Moscow is up to you on Nov. 7. City elections in Moscow will choose a Mayor, three City Council members who will have four-year terms and one […]
An organized chaos — UI tuba-euphonium studio takes the stage with Tubaween
University of Idaho’s tuba-euphonium studio will present “Tubaween” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Haddock Performance Hall of the Lionel Hampton School of Music.
More than graduate life — Graduate student finds joy in College of Natural Resources
Kathryn Baker, a University of Idaho Ph.D. student in the College of Natural Resources (CNR), sat outside the Integrated Research and Innovation Center on campus trimming chucks of pine branches […]
Disciplinary changes — Faculty Senate discusses changes to disciplinary code
New draft revisions of the Student Disciplinary Code were presented by four employees at a University of Idaho Faculty Senate meeting. Deputy General Counsel Jim Craig, Dean of Students Blaine […]
Waits’ award doesn’t go to waste — UI ecologist receives award for animal research
Lisette Waits has tracked jaguars and ocelots in Belise, tigers in Nepal and bears, foxes, wolves and other animals in the states. She’s also won an award for her work […]
Centralizing advising — Provost office issues memo outlining new advising procedures
At the Faculty Senate meeting Oct. 24, University of Idaho Provost John Wiencek gave an apology to those affected by the memo released the day before regarding the new plan […]