Increasing enrollment by 50 percent is not the best solution
I did not think I was going to attend the University of Idaho. I applied on a whim. I didn”t know where Moscow was or what kind of school I […]
Clothing lines that are more inclusive to religious dress should not be criminalized
In an article published by The New York Times, Vanessa Friedman addressed the latest wave of prominent clothing brands releasing collections that are tailored for Muslim women. The online release […]
Residence halls gather to celebrate their living groups
A week of sun and events, including human bowling and Mario Kart, made up the 2nd annual Residence Hall Our Memorable Experience (rhOME) Week. Haleigh Sims-Douglas, Residence Hall Association programming […]
UI and WSU Hawaii Clubs celebrate a night of island culture
The windows in JEB 104 beamed brightly the evening of April 12, shedding a rainbow of colors on the cool night exterior for An Evening on the Pacific Islands, hosted […]
Faculty Senate approves broadening the range of courses to fit under American diversity
Director of General Education Kenton Bird started his presentation at Tuesday”s Faculty Senate meeting on a note of optimism. “The end is in sight,” Bird said. Faculty Senate voted to […]
Faculty Senate approves administration-proposed revisions to leave policy
After several discussions throughout the semester, Faculty Senate voted to pass the proposed revisions to the University of Idaho”s leave policy at the Feb. 12 meeting. The revisions came from […]
Faculty Senate discusses narrative versus numerical evaluations
Faculty Senate went back and forth at the Feb. 12 meeting debating the merits of the new proposed form for faculty evaluations, which provided a more narrative option for criticism. […]
ASUI passes resolution supporting campus-wide vaccine requirement
An ASUI resolution supporting vaccine requirements is an action that”s long overdue at the University of Idaho, said ASUI Director of Health and Wellness Katherin Pope before the senate at […]
UI celebrates Open Education Week as movement to adopt open resources picks up pace
With the beginning of every new semester, one thing never seems to change – college textbooks are expensive, heavy, mostly required and often useless. At the University of Idaho, many […]
Police log: April 14-19
April 14 110 South Jefferson Street; Library area, 2:40 p.m. Mentally unstable female through a bag of animal feces at the vehicle of a stranger. West Pullman Road, 8:27 p.m. […]