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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 […]
After their election last semester, Lance Butikofer and Alma Azocar Argurto plan to enhance student opportunities, support and voice in their presidential and vice-presidential roles in the Associated Students of […]
A group of students from Hiroshima University are visiting the University of Idaho as part of the Mega-Exchange program. Traveling students and faculty, 32 in total, will be on campus […]
The trial for Bryan Kohberger has been delayed by Ada County Judge Steve Hippler. The three-month trial was originally to start in June 2025 and is now scheduled to begin […]
On Wednesday night, Oct. 9, there was an attempted homicide in Moscow. It occurred on the 100 Block of N. Washington Street. At approximately 9:42 p.m., Moscow Police Department officers […]
The ninth Faculty Senate meeting of this semester was held on Oct. 8 over Zoom. A resolution was introduced regarding the Class Schedule tool by Steve Shook, a professor from […]
Despite an upward trend in enrollment at the University of Idaho, an enrollment cliff has been rippling throughout the country and is set to hit Pacific Northwestern schools in 2025. […]