News briefs: April 29, 2016
Faculty Senate considers renaming meeting space in honor of Joyce Tuesday”s Faculty Senate meeting began with a moment of silence for Dean of the College of Science Paul Joyce, who […]
The bright side of “Spotlight” – “Spotlight” shines a light on investigative reporting
As exciting and important as journalism is, it”s hard to express that to the public. Most people see newspapers as boring or outdated, but the truth is that there is […]
Think behind the wheel – Driving safely is a public service to everyone on the road
Whether it was in a class, from parents or teachers, everyone has been given at least one lecture about safe driving. It was in my driver”s education class that I […]
Egregious principles – BYU Honor Code sheds shocking light on treatment of sexual assault victims
Mormonism has long been proclaimed to be a religion of peace and forgiveness, not only by members of the church, but from many residents around Idaho. But last week at […]
College provides an opportunity for students explore their political beliefs
Millennials are the digital generation – there”s no doubt about that. So, it makes sense that Millennials are turning to social media, not just for entertainment, but also for their […]
Current and incoming ASUI presidents analyze ASUI budget
ASUI President Max Cowan has been analyzing where cutbacks and reallocations should be made in the ASUI budget for the 2017 fiscal year. Cowan said ASUI receives a total budget […]
Shooting for a common goal, UI student seeks to share her passion for a cause
For international studies and sociology junior Cynthia Ballesteros, soccer has always been a part of life. “I come from a soccer background, and have been playing since I was five,” […]
Police log: April 21 – 24
April 21 Warbonnet Drive, 8:21 a.m. Male died after an apparent alcohol overdose. 900 block University Avenue, Teaching and Learning Center, 10:02 a.m. Student left his backpack in a classroom. […]
Police tips: Things to remember as summer approaches
When using a bicycle, make sure it is properly secured when parked. MPD recovers between 300 to 600 bicycles annually that end up unable to be returned to the owners. […]
Faculty Senate debates adding first-year law program in Boise
As it is now at the University of Idaho, law students must spend their first year in Moscow before considering the option to move to the Boise law school, but […]