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Dale Graden, a history professor at the University of Idaho, spoke on the importance of studying liberal arts programs in a lecture Friday. Graden said the lecture was aimed at […]
Dale Graden’s office is a maze. Tall, floor-to-ceiling bookcases line his office, obscuring his desk from view. There is not a single open space for another book. For Graden, a […]
I’m getting very sentimental in my last semester at the University of Idaho. I stare at the dorms and wonder who occupies the rooms I spent all my time in. […]
The University of Idaho recognized late mathematics professor Paul Joyce Tuesday night with the unveiling of the Paul J. Joyce, Ph.D. Faculty and Staff Lounge in Brink Hall. About 60 […]
Liz Brandt has been at the University of Idaho since 1988. She was the representative for the College of Law on Faculty Senate and Vice Chair last academic year when […]
James Foster”s life is full of funny stories. “It”s been an interesting ride,” Foster said. Foster, a biology professor at the University of Idaho, was born in a trailer home […]
Course evaluations are a platform for students to express their opinions about their professors and classes, but as it stands currently, there is a lot of room for improvement. At […]
UI College of Law professor Barbara Cosens receives spring research grant University of Idaho College of Law professor Barbara Cosens will share her experiences as a scientist and legal professional […]
Despite being easily bored and a self-described poor student, small-town rancher and Fulbright Scholar, Brian Ellison has found himself working in academia.