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What exactly is credit? According to E. Garman and Raymond Forgue, authors of “Personal Finance,” credit is an arrangement in which goods, services or money is received in exchange for […]
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben said a State Board of Education initiative and a surplus of state money could mean more funding from the state legislature this spring.
The University of Idaho’s Staff Council continued preparations for the upcoming changes in compensation and the Free Labor Standards Act (FLSA) during a Nov. 9 meeting. UI Vice President of […]
Things have really paid off for the University of Idaho Women’s Center this semester. The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women recently awarded the Women’s Center with […]
Taurus 4/20-5/20 The good news is that when the asteroid hits, you will be safe and sound in a secret underground bunker stocked with a lifetime supply of Swedish Fish. […]
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UI graduates earn more money than BSU graduates, and it’s obvious why Boise State may have a successful football program, but the University of Idaho can boast successful graduates capable […]
Saving money is never an easy thing to do. Here are some tips for saving up before enjoying the spring break. Remember, the ability to stockpile cash is driven by […]
Coming from a small farm town in Idaho, Seth Pratt has been in and out of college since 2007. However, with help from the University of Idaho’s Inspiring Futures campaign, […]
Why aren’t students utilizing electronic textbooks more often?