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The University Post Office will be relocating June 30 within a mile of their current location. A loss of lease agreement in its current facility triggered the move, according to […]
Sydney Freeman Jr. recently became the first African American man who is a descendent of slaves to be promoted to the rank of full professor at the University of Idaho. […]
Society’s reception of news is changing at what seems like supersonic speeds and news outlets have struggled to keep up for years. The digital era has only served to widen […]
Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed House Bill 135 and Senate Bill 1136, legislation curbing his power in emergency situations, with support from two former governors. The bills from the Idaho Legislature sought to limit the power of the governor in emergency situations and provide the state’s legislature with more influence over disaster […]
At the University of Idaho’s latest Black Lives Matter Speaker Series, guest speaker Claudia Allen selected prominent figures across past and present social movements to examine how they used language to bring about meaningful change. From the civil rights movement to the BLM movement, Allen detailed how leaders’ approaches to language have differed, ultimately playing a role in their pursuits of racial justice. Allen, […]
Associated Students University of Idaho Senate introduced a bill Wednesday that would allocate funding for a project called “Say Their Name,” co-run by the Black Student Union. The bill allocates over $416 for the purchase of yard signs that would be […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate passed a proposal Tuesday implementing a new University Assessment and Accreditation Committee to review the university’s academic institutions. Accreditation functions as a means of quality control, ensuring academic and co-curricular standards are met and in compliance […]
Elections for the Associated Students University of Idaho kicked off last week with two presidential campaign announcements. Former ASUI Sen. Kallyn Mai and Director of Legislative Affairs Katie Hettinga announced […]
We’ve all heard of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, but how was it established? What is currently going on with the policy? Lawyer, University of Idaho alumnus and […]
Butterflies are preparing to migrate over to Washington D.C. with the purpose of convincing U.S. Congress to establish a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. To bring awareness to the […]