Campus Currents: 4/14-4/20
What's happening at UI this week?
Happy Monday, Vandals! There are only a few weeks left in the semester until summer break, and there are some exciting events coming up as the semester comes to an […]
OPINION: “Liberation Day” causes a global crash
Trump’s new tariffs start a global trade war
Donald Trump, the 47th president of the U.S., began to impose tariffs on April 5 at 12:01 a.m. These tariffs included a baseline of 10% on around 90 countries that […]
OPINION: This is not a democracy — Trump threatens free speech
Trump administration is revoking hundreds of international student visas
It’s like something out of a dystopian nightmare — there has never been a greater threat to the First Amendment than now. Fear, threats and terror is now plaguing international […]
OPINION: Students shouldn’t have to worry about increasing fees
With this year's rise in tuition and next year's rise in student fees, students are feeling more financial stress
This fiscal school year, tuition was raised to an all-time high when the State Board of Education approved a 3% rise in tuition. On March 27, the University of Idaho […]
OPINION: Why both social life and classes matter for a great college experience
College is more than just classes and studying
A fulfilling experience as a student, whether in college, high school or any educational setting, depends on a combination of two key elements: academic success and social engagement. While some […]
Conservation Biology and Landscape Architecture collaborate to reestablish pollinator garden
Pollinator garden will be a collaborative project with opportunities to volunteer
The Society of Conservation Biology, in collaboration with the Student Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Club, plan to renovate the Pollinator Garden located along Paradise Trail and […]
Open forum held for ASUI candidates
Right before the election, candidates answer pressing questions
On Wednesday, April 9, ASUI held an open forum in the Vandal Student Lounge. The event’s goal was to allow questions for the running candidates before the upcoming elections next […]
International visas revoked from two UI students
Many mention that Trump administration ordered visa cancellations for students who have spoken against Israel
Two University of Idaho international students had their visas revoked last week. The mayor of Moscow, Art Bettge, and Moscow Police Department confirmed there has been no ICE activity on […]
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences names Leslie Edgar as new dean
On March 31, the University of Idaho announced that Leslie Edgar will be the new dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. In a press release, Edgar said, […]
Spring round-up: Opposite sides of the net
Women’s tennis sweeps weekend, men get swept
The Idaho Vandals Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams were once again back in action this weekend. The women played at home for the second consecutive weekend and the second of […]