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Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson announced on Nov. 13 that $3 million has been included in community project funding to the University of Idaho-led Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and Environment in Rupert, Idaho. The funding is to build a flexible […]
A proposal for an ad hoc committee on fall break was brought up to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate. The goal of the committee would be to investigate the need for a short fall break sometime in […]
The rapid spread of herbicide-resistant pigweeds, new restrictions on applying pesticides and a maggot that can reduce sugar beet yields by up to 40% will be the main topics of the University of Idaho’s annual Sugar Beet […]
The University of Idaho has outlined eight priorities for Giving Tuesday, a global generosity event held the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, focusing on philanthropy and altruism. “The generosity of the Vandal Family demonstrates that Vandals take care of one another,” Dean […]
A candlelight vigil for World AIDS Day will be held on Monday, Dec. 1 at 5:30 p.m. in Friendship Square, near the fountain, in downtown Moscow. The vigil is organized by Inland Oasis, a local LGBTQ+ rights organization, and will be lead in a short prayer and reflection by Rev. Mary […]
A total of 35 University of Idaho projects will receive funding awards from the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan Investment Grant Program, UI president Scott Green announced in an email to employees […]
Seven pieces of legislation were passed during this week’s ASUI senate meeting, including six club funding bills and one resolution. One new funding bill was also introduced. A resolution was also passed congratulating the elected candidates for the Moscow City […]
Local communities are drawing more water than the Palouse Basin Aquifer can naturally replenish, causing decades of measurable decline, according to Mike Faupel, executive director of the Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee. On the inaugural GIS Day held on […]
This year, the College of Law at the University of Idaho welcomed its largest incoming class since 1909, with 200 students across two campuses. There are 79 first-year students in […]
Changes to the periodic performance review process pass 19-1 after weeks of debate The University of Idaho Faculty Senate approved revisions to its periodic performance review policy in a 19-1 vote, finalizing changes […]