College of Ed Dean Mantle-Bromley set to retire during summer 2016
As the University of Idaho College of Education finds a new beginning in a new building, Dean Corinne Mantle-Bromley said she thinks it”s a good time for a new beginning […]
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A tradition that keeps giving– Student groups collect food as part of Homecoming Week
Beyond the spirit events and homecoming competitions, Homecoming Week presents a simpler opportunity to University of Idaho students – an opportunity to collect food for those in need. As part […]
Two jobs takes a toll – Staff members speak about experience in interim positions
For most of the 2013-14 school year, Jeffrey Dodge split his workday. In the morning, he would work in the law school as an associate clinical law professor and as […]
Police log: Oct. 20
Oct. 16 8:30 p.m. South Main Street Caller reported a vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street. Oct. 17 1:13 a.m. Campus Drive – KUID Caller reported people […]
Viewing culture through cinema – Palouse French Film Festival aims to promote French culture via film
The French language departments at the University of Idaho and Washington State University have been working together for a number of years to do what they could not do on […]
Cellphone controversy – Students, professors discuss over the role of cellphones in class
For college students who expect to be treated differently in college than in high school, cellphone policies in college classes have been a disappointment. “I would disagree with (cellphone policies),” […]
Supporting troops through softball – FIJI softball tournament will raise funds to donate to the troops
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will host its annual philanthropy softball tournament, At Bat for the Troops, at 11 a.m. Saturday in Ghormley Park. All proceeds from the event are […]
As prepared as possible – Vandals feel safe despite recent college shootings
Wei He transferred to the University of Idaho from China two months ago. The cultures are certainly different, especially when it comes to guns, he said. In China, there is […]
Love at first swipe – Online dating apps are a new way to play an old game
Online dating hasn”t changed the game – but it has changed the rules. “Humans have been doing this since we began,” said Erin Chapman, a University of Idaho professor of […]
Argonaut Radio: Oct. 14
In today’s show we’ve got news on a local protest, info on free flu vaccinations and a look at online courses at UI.