A new generation of Vandals – High school seniors and their families tour campus during UI’s open house event
The University of Idaho welcomed visitors last weekend, but encouraged them to stay much longer — about four years longer, to be exact.
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A bite out of the Palouse — WSU and UI’s joint food science program excels despite transportation challenges
Fifty years of work continues to flourish for the University of Idaho and Washington State University’s School of Food Science.
Staying focused
Students should buckle down and concentrate on grades It’s that time in the school year — the beginning of the end. The days are longer, the sun is out and […]
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Thankful to be alive A year ago today, I was in the hospital in critical condition. I’m not in perfect health now, and the last year has been a whirlwind, […]
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Quick takes on life from our editors Mein Bowl Easy on the onions, please. I’d prefer not to be crying by the end of my meal. But seriously, I think […]
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DotPotA No, it’s not as good as the critics or anyone says. It pales in comparison to the Rod Serling classic. –Andrew
Eric Hutchinson to headline Palousafest
This year students and community members will end the summer on a high note with the sounds of singer-songwriter, Eric Hutchinson at Palousafest — an annual street fair and concert […]
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What the snow? I get sunburnt in southern Oregon during spring break and come back to a blizzard in Moscow. Can it be summer now, please? — Elisa
Strong first-year focus
UI Faculty Senate votes unanimously on stricter academic standards for first-year students
Enduring exceeding expenses — Why do college text books cost as much as they do?
As students at universities and colleges across the country prepare for another semester of study, many express concern over the high cost of college textbooks.