Adventure is out there — Earth Day hike to give students new scenery
The University of Idaho Outdoor Program is all about making bonds between people and nature. With that goal in mind, the program will hold a hike to provide an opportunity […]
Finish line freedom — Anyone can start something, but finishing takes discipline
Why can it be so challenging to finish something? It seems much easier to start something rather than finish it. At a certain point in every project, task or dream, […]
Stress no more — Manage stress in healthy ways as the end of the semester approaches
The end of the semester is in sight, which means final exams are approaching and projects are due. Students may be feeling especially tired and stressed, maybe even irritated and […]
Nowhere to go but down — UI’s proposed plus/minus grading scale lacks crucial element
The University of Idaho may be moving to a plus/minus grading system. Under the system, grades would be scaled in value with the addition of minuses and pluses. An A […]
Understanding the unalienable — Know Your Rights event reminds students of their personal liberties
The Latino/a Law Caucus and the International Law Students Association hosted the Know Your Rights event at the University of Idaho’s Menard Law Building April 17.
A surge of pride — UI Lavender Graduation will honor LGBT students’ accomplishments
Julia Keleher, director of the University of Idaho LGBTQA Office, makes it a priority to recognize the achievements of the LGBT students at UI. Keleher said one of her favorite […]
CORRECTION: Staff Council frustrated with transition process
The University of Idaho Staff Council discussed growing concerns, issues and possible solutions to transitional challenges with market-based compensation. Wes Matthews, executive director of Human Resources, addressed some frustrations from […]
Dancing with diversity — India Night 2017 showcases culture to the Palouse, brings Indian community together
The dancer leaned to the side and slowly arched her arm away, fingers fixed in an ancient symbol. She smiled at her audience and stomped to the growing intensity […]
Big plans for a small town — Moscow Police Chief James Fry celebrates one year as chief
In Moscow Police Chief James Fry’s office, a framed quote, a gift from his mentor and predecessor David Duke, hangs on the wall. “Some excel because they are destined to,” […]
Second time’s the charm — MacDonald and Yenne win ASUI presidential election by 75 votes
McKenzie MacDonald and Catherine Yenne were named the ASUI president and vice president elects for the 2017-2018 academic year. MacDonald and Yenne overcame opponents Michael Ryan and Haleigh Sims-Douglas […]