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If the air looked a little more colorful on Saturday, Sept. 26, around the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center, it was because of the Color Campus Resilient Color Run. […]
CLASS Connection Hour was an opportunity for students in the College of Arts, Letters and Social Sciences (CLASS) to connect with their peers and faculty members, building their personal and […]
Vandal Village is the newest addition to the housing options available on University of Idaho’s campus. The new build has been largely advertised by the university as one that expands […]
If you have been walking around campus lately, you have probably seen at least one part of campus under construction. While for some, it might not be a big deal, for many students […]
The United States Department of Homeland Security plans to place restrictions upon the flexibility of student visas, which would further complicate international student enrollment at the University of Idaho. The […]
The U.S. Department of Energy is considering five states, including Idaho for nuclear campuses that could receive used nuclear fuel from around the country. The proposed facility would be located […]
The Idaho State Board of Education approved three new faculties for fiscal year 2028, on Thursday, Aug 13. These new facilities include a “Top Secret” research facility for the College […]
Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare will be requiring all recipients of Medicaid to report 80 hours of qualifying activities a month or are earning […]
College can be a busy and stressful time. Between classes, homework, jobs and other responsibilities, it can be easy for students to spend most of their time focused on school. At the […]
Labor Day is often the first official holiday and day off class for university students during the fall semester. But why it’s celebrated, the history and myths surrounding the federal holiday are often disregarded. Based on records from the […]