Co-creator of the Black Lives Matter hashtag to speak on campus
Social justice advocate and co-creator of the Black Lives Matter hashtag and movement Alicia Garza will give the Martin Luther King Jr. and Idaho Human Rights Day keynote speech at […]
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Continuing learning opportunities – Idaho received EPA grant to continue science project
“Confluence” refers to the merging of two rivers. According to Brant Miller, the University of Idaho professor spearheading the Confluence Project, that name was chosen for the intersectional nature of […]
Connecting a community – New Panhellenic president, Lisa Avila, strives to impact lives in a positive way
University of Idaho senior Lisa Avila has gone by many titles during her time at the university. The agricultural science, communications and leadership major has served as president for the […]
Making connections, making change – Elizabeth Cooper named director of Integrated Design Lab
Elizabeth Cooper said during her time as a partner at an architecture firm she saw people building the same things over and over, but Cooper said she wanted to promote […]
New knowledge – University employees required to complete newly developed training modules
University of Idaho employees, including student employees and supervisors, will be required to complete training programs recently developed to teach employees about topics ranging from sexual harassment to overall university […]
Safe rides for students – ASUI passes bill to fund taxi service on trial basis
ASUI Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would pay for a trial run of a free weekend taxi service for students. The bill allocates $720 from the senate budget to […]
Little steps to sustainable living – UI Sustainability Center announces grant recipients
One project plans to install a refillable water station in the Living and Learning Community, reducing the use of plastic water bottles. Another aims to expand the recycling infrastructure in […]
Gathering for student art – Hundreds gather to see student prints, ceramics at student art show
Hundreds filtered through the Prichard Art Gallery in downtown Moscow during the Moscow First Thursday Artwalk to see and purchase student art. The Student Holiday Ceramics and Print Sale featured […]
Waging peace – Borah Symposium announces theme, some speakers
The upcoming Borah Symposium will be unique in more than one way, said Bill Smith, director of the Borah Foundation. In past years, the symposium has reached out to the […]
Daily dose of poetry – UI faculty create project to bring daily poetry to campus
Imagine a machine in the Idaho Commons where a student could push a button and a slip of paper with a short poem on it would be printed out. Devin […]