A ‘major’ event
CLASS to host event for students to learn more about majors The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) will hold a majors fair Thursday from 10 a.m. to […]
Tag: education
Funding your education
Students should fill out FASFA, look into other financial aid options Tuition and fees at the University of Idaho have nearly doubled in the past decade, increasing the burden on […]
With great sex comes great responsibility
Sexual Responsibility Week promotes safety, mutual respect Josie Bryan, an intern for Vandal Health Education, said Sexual Responsibility Week is about much more than using contraceptives, although safety is incredibly […]
Dual credit dollars
Bill introduced to reward high school students prepped for college BOISE — The House Education Committee decided Wednesday to allow a hearing on a bill that would reward high school […]
Education on agenda
Otter sets agenda for 2015 legislative session Idaho Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter said during his State of the State address Jan. 12 that improving education in Idaho is the state’s top […]
Welcoming Wappett
New co-director of the Confucius Institute provides fresh perspective Matthew Wappett is a University of Idaho faculty member who, after eight years on campus, decided to shatter a misconception harbored […]
Dems focus on education – Democrats talk about public education
Education was a big topic at the Idaho Democratic State Convention this past weekend, specifically the drive to make it the No. 1 priority in Idaho.
Essential increase – Tuition increase neccesary to sustain UI
Increases, increases, increases — college tuition and fee rates are going up, no one can argue that. In the last 10 years, tuition has nearly doubled at the University of […]
Combining education, technology — Technology to bolster SBOE efforts
BOISE –The worlds of education and technology are steadily developing, and all areas of Idaho will benefit from further technological development within Idaho, said Mike Rush, executive director of the […]
Public schools – a new generation
BOISE — It’s not all about increased test scores, said Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna. He said he wants to see students succeed in everyday life, and increased technology […]