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Governor Brad Little delivered his State of the State address Monday detailing plans of a more interconnected higher education system.
A man fired a pistol into a classroom Tuesday at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, killing two students and wounding four others. Minutes later, an alert popped up on computer […]
Like many students, Abigail Dunn wasn’t sure what she wanted to do before she began college. She thought education might be a good fit, so she worked at a summer […]
During the 95-day Idaho legislative session — tied for the third-longest in the state’s history — which ended Thursday, Republican Gov. Brad Little passed multiple bills concerning Idaho education. Little […]
This weekend my car battery died. Did I know how to jump-start it? No. Did I have someone to help assist in a few attempts? Yes.
After experiencing a $21 million loss, the University of Idaho fell below the Idaho State Board of Education’s target reserve rates of 5 percent. UI is among two public Idaho […]
As children, we’re constantly being told to think twice. To look across the street both ways twice. To check the spelling of our words twice. This is why I was […]
Rants and Raves Brewery has partnered with Vandal Solutions to host a beer-making class, an event people can enjoy during Dads’ Weekend. The three-hour event has two class opportunities starting […]
Africa is a continent filled with rich, diverse cultures and communities. The University of Idaho African Student Association (ASA) — a club run through the Student Diversity Center — was […]
The University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences will bring back its degree in communications, according to a news release. The release cited data from Hanover Research, […]