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Sydney Freeman Jr. recently became the first African American man who is a descendent of slaves to be promoted to the rank of full professor at the University of Idaho. […]
In February, the University of Idaho Library featured a display to celebrate Black History Month, and as a follow up they are showing another as a commencement to Women’s History […]
Last week, University of Idaho Students who identify as Asian, Asian-American or Pacific Islander received an email from Dean of Students Blaine Eckles in response to the Atlanta spa shootings […]
The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) has a small but passionate team of three staff members and a wide network of student organizations. This team is made up of Office […]
We’ve all heard of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, but how was it established? What is currently going on with the policy? Lawyer, University of Idaho alumnus and […]
Butterflies are preparing to migrate over to Washington D.C. with the purpose of convincing U.S. Congress to establish a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. To bring awareness to the […]
During Black History Month, students of The Black Student Union do not want people to focus only on what is in the past. Instead, Black Student Union Communications Director KT […]
Tragedies of police brutality and ongoing racism in the U.S. highlight the importance of Black History Month this year. The annual event, since its small start in 1970 at Kent […]
Kassandra Townsend’s first research position at the University of Idaho involved studying grass squirrels for a summer project. Later, she studied habitat stability in Maui, Hawaii, and researched shampoo ginger […]
Damian Hawley grew up on the Colville Indian Reservation in central Washington, two hours south of Spokane. His reservation’s ancestral lands reached into Idaho, lending him in-state tuition at Idaho’s oldest, land-grant university.