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College students have a weight carried on their shoulders. Debt. Bills. It all revolves around one thing in life — cold, hard cash. After another summer of working at a […]
The University of Idaho president’s house is meant to lodge the university’s highest-ranking administrator and provide a space for university events and fundraisers. However, outgoing President Chuck Staben didn’t live […]
The Idaho State Board of Education voted to increase in-state tuition by 5 percent and the out-of-state by 8 percent for University of Idaho students at its last mid-April meeting. […]
Three sports are at risk of leaving the University of Idaho. University of Idaho Provost and Executive Vice President John Wiencek told Faculty Senate Tuesday that a group exploring the […]
Personal finance has always been important, but that inherent importance varies from person to person and generation to generation. While one person may have been taught to save 10 percent […]
University of Idaho students are trading real stocks with real money. The Barker Capital Management and Trading Program, implemented by the UI College of Business and Economics, enables students to […]
Budget cuts are coming, but the money is there, for now. The University of Idaho faces a budget shortfall of around $1 million to $2 million every year, but funding […]
After an almost two-hour meeting, the ASUI Senate left with more bills failed than passed. The senate failed a bill which would have eliminated senator pay. The bill, which received […]
Money isn’t everything. This is something we know, but I think we could all stand to understand more deeply. Money is a tool. It is neutral. Neither good nor bad. […]
ASUI Senate discussed one bill Wednesday night regarding sending a delegate to Boise for a leadership conference. Sen. Nicole Skinner made an amendment to the bill, changing the amount of […]