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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently awarded the University of Idaho with a grant totaling $434,048 to encourage the growth of nuclear engineering and community education. College of Engineering Professor Vivek […]
Lt. David Lehmitz has filled a lot shoes in his career, spending time as a patrol officer, detective, officer trainer and narcotics investigator. But to his colleagues, Lehmitz”s shoes as […]
Alena Hattaway, who goes by her middle name Katreece, hasn”t had the typical academic experience. Once a high school dropout, Hattaway, 26, is set to graduate from the University of […]
Student organizations looking to receive funding from ASUI have until Nov. 6 at noon to turn in their applications to the ASUI Funding Board. But before applying, students must complete […]
From NFL football fields to popular food packaging, pink was the color of choice in October as organizations supported National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Debi Dockins, director of Volunteer Services […]
Learning from last year”s Focus For the Future process, Provost and Executive Vice President John Wiencek intends to improve communication and clarity through a new program prioritization committee composed of […]
Like so many others on campus, Vandal Health Education Coordinator Emily Tuschhoff has heard the rumors – sexually transmitted diseases and infections are on the rise at the University of […]
ASUI Senate will continue to accept applications to fill seven open senate seats until 6 p.m., Thursday. ASUI Communications Board Chair Austin Karstetter said they are looking for a pool […]
In this show Matt Rueger reported on why Dezmon Epps is indefinitely suspended from the football team. Rueger also spoke about ASUI’s plan to better meet with state legislators and […]
Washed in the light of the stage at the Homecoming Bonfire Friday evening, Mary Beth Staben shouted over hundreds of screaming Vandals. “I just love the noise,” she said, standing […]