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There are no female faculty members right now on the fisheries side of the Fish and Wildlife Sciences Department. I have not had a female professor in a science-based class […]
Chris Miele, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Geological Sciences came to the University of Idaho in search of new opportunities in research and travel. Originally from Canada, Miele […]
The Turner Glacier in south Alaska used to move at stable speeds until 2020. Now, the glacier charges forward 65 feet a day, bulldozing sand and debris into the ocean. […]
It’s only natural to shy away from fire. The sight of a vast miles-long swath of grassland engulfed in flames would spark terror in the heart of anyone — but […]
Climate change is real. Scientifically, we have known that for a while. However, these changes are happening quicker than we ever thought possible.
Climate change is an existential threat to our species according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. They have put the metaphorical dooms-day clock at 2 minutes to midnight. It […]
The Food Science Club isn’t just for students in the major. Regardless of background or experience, any student who has even the smallest love of food should look no further. […]
Allysha Yasuda is a senior at the University of Idaho studying microbiology with a minor in pre-health studies. After graduation, Yasuda said she is planning on applying to medical school. […]
A likely extinct species of land snail, native to the Galapagos, could be studied using a method of DNA extraction tested by researchers at the University of Idaho. DNA can […]
Boise photographer Kari Greer has been taking wildfire photos under contract for the National Interagency Fire Center since the late 1990s, but she never thought she would see her work […]