W. Basketball: Vandals fall in semifinals
The Idaho women hit the court in Houston to face Rice in what would turn out to be their final game of the 2016-2017 season. Although the Vandals fought hard, […]
M. Basketball: Post-season woes
The Idaho men’s basketball team ended its season Thursday night in San Marcos with a 64-55 loss to former WAC opponent Texas State in the second of round of the […]
Getting off the ground — ASUI Senate allocates funds to NORE to aid the organization’s upcoming project
After some contentious debate, ASUI unanimously passed a bill Wednesday to allocate funding to the Northwest Organization of Rocket Engineers (NORE) of the University of Idaho to help the group […]
There and back again — Humanities of the Palouse informs how history can inflict and prevent mistreatment
Humanities of the Palouse hosted an event at the Moscow City Hall Sunday about Idaho’s dark history and how it relates to contemporary issues. Latah County Historic Society Executive director […]
Above the call of duty — Staff Council recognizes Nichole Vietz as the March staff member of the month
Nichole Vietz’s willingness to help knows no boundaries. Vietz currently resides in Colfax and is an undeclared student at the University of Idaho. She is also a fiscal management assistant […]
Off the docket — ASUI will no longer lobby for reduced hunting and fishing fees at Idaho legislature
ASUI will no longer be lobbying for reduced hunting and fishing fees for out-of-state students at the 2017 Idaho legislature session. ASUI President Cruz Botello said the fee reduction would […]
Activism lives on — Women’s Center honors UI activists with Virginia Wolf Awards
She lived in a time where more than a quarter of female students at the University of Idaho were dropping out. She lived in a time where she couldn’t get […]
A shared responsibility — Former EPA administrator spoke on his predictions for the agency’s future under the Trump administration
The University of Idaho College of Law hosted a lecture, titled “No Surprises: EPA’s Perilous Future in the Trump/Pruitt Era,” Tuesday with former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Karl Brooks.
Looking back while walking forward — Graduating UI students gear up for commencement at GradFest
Soon-to-be graduates of the University of Idaho gathered at GradFest Tuesday and Wednesday to purchase discounted regalia for their upcoming commencement ceremony. The UI Office of Alumni Relations (OAR) hosted […]
Key revisions — Faculty Senate hears from vice president of infrastructure about policy revisions
During Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting, Vice President of Infrastructure Dan Ewart informed the senate about revisions made to the University of Idaho Administrative Policy Manual (APM). Two APM’s, both of which […]