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University of Idaho students earned top awards for music education from the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) for the Chapter of Excellence Award for Service in April. The U […]
It’s bittersweet. In one day, the McKenzie family will gain their college degrees, walk the stage together and say goodbye to their time at the University of Idaho. Jon McKenzie […]
This year, Earth Day is Monday, April 22. To celebrate, the University of Idaho’s Student Sustainability Cooperative is hosting their third annual event, Earth Jam, on the same day in […]
After Vandal Giving Day on April 2 and 3, it’s evident how much the community, alumni, staff and other supporters value the University of Idaho. Vandal Giving Day is an […]
All three ASUI presidential candidates Justin Alder, Peyton Loffer and Martha Smith met on April 10 for the third and last open forum debate. Additionally, Jack Schneider, who is running […]
On April 10, House Bill 710 was approved and signed by Governor Brad Little. This bill will remove “harmful” and “explicit” materials, as deemed by the bill’s texts, in […]
Bryan Kohberger appeared in court this past week for a hearing regarding a survey conducted by his defense team to determine if Latah County could produce a fair jury. Previously, […]
On Tuesday, April 2, the University of Idaho introduced Dr. Twila Moon as their guest speaker at the 1912 Center. Moon is the Deputy Lead Scientist and Science Communication Liaison […]
The defense in the Bryan Kohberger case has been ordered to pause surveying potential jurors in Latah County due to problematic questions they asked 400 potential jurors. This comes from […]
House Bill 710 is set to eliminate materials it deems as “harmful” in Idaho public and school libraries. “We’ve seen a lot of bills like this happen across the nation,” […]