The University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed amendments to the draft of the post-tenure review policy to be in accordance with Idaho State Board of Education requirements and federal Title II regulations regarding accessibility for […]
President Scott Green and Vice President Christopher Nomura presented Ph.D. production incentive program to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate at the weekly meeting held on Tuesday, Nov. 4. According […]
Concerns were raised to Torrey Lawrence, provost and executive vice president, about media reports of 28 positions being cut from the University of Idaho at the faculty senate meeting on […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed the Continuing Adult and Professional Education program’s benefits and structure at the weekly senate meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14. CAPE is designed to […]
Blaine Eckles, vice provost and dean of student affairs, presented a 2025 Vandal Care report to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate, showing details of the 2,628 different concerns reported […]
An incentive program to increase earned Ph.D.s was spotlighted at the University of Idaho Faculty Senate meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30, by Torrey Lawrence, UI Provost and Executive Vice President. […]
University of Idaho Faculty Senate Vice Chair Kristin Haltinner informed the Faculty Senate about multiple cases regarding academic freedom and national higher education issues at the weekly meeting on Wednesday, […]
Chair Tim Murphy warned faculty to stay empathetic to students in class discussions at the weekly Faculty Senate meeting on Sept. 16 after an incident at Texas A&M. University professor Melissa […]
The Faculty Senate passed two notable resolutions related to diversity, equity and inclusion, both calling for the University of Idaho to pursue more actions regarding the elimination of DEI practices […]
Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting covered potential tuition increases and the addition of two new academic certificates. The 2025-26 academic year may come with increases in tuition. These changes are intended […]