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Out of all the housing positions, the resident adviser is one of the most overlooked and underappreciated roles on campus. On every floor in every building there is an RA […]
If you’ve never shared a room or lived in a dorm before, it can feel very daunting to begin doing both when you head to college and live on campus. […]
Deciding to move off campus and rent your first apartment can be intimidating, especially if you don’t know how to go about it. There are many things to consider, so […]
Living on campus is a crucial part of the college experience, and in a lot of ways can be cheaper and more convenient than living off campus. Most of the […]
Living in the dorms or Greek life on campus is supposed to be the epitome of “college life.” But that’s not the case for introverts. Living in a place that’s […]
Finding housing can be a stressful part of college and is one of, if not the most, important decisions you’ll make when starting your college journey. Whether you’d like to live […]
Wallace Residence Center Wallace rooms are suite-style, with each pair of rooms sharing a bathroom. Floors are co-ed, but suites are generally single gender. Willey (fall) / Gooding (spring) double […]
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]
On Sunday, the Bruce Pitman Center was transformed into a multicultural mall for the 28th annual Cruise the World, an event held by the International Programs Office. The event draws thousands of people, students and community […]
The University of Idaho purchased 20 acres of land on Jackson Street with the goal of dedicating it to a “Legacy Crossing”’ in an effort to foster the connection between the UI campus and Moscow […]