As the Delta variant becomes the dominant strain in Idaho and most of the state is labeled “high transmission” by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the University of Idaho made […]
Anticipating the start of the fall semester, the University of Idaho has finalized COVID-19 protocols, now requiring masks on campus, effective immediately. In the email sent by UI President Scott […]
With an increasing risk and understanding of the Delta variant, University of Idaho has reconsidered safety protocols for the fall semester, according to an email by UI President Scott Green […]
In the past year, University of Idaho has dealt with issues that have affected the budget from COVID-19 financial cuts to the 2021 legislative session addressing university spending. “The attention gets paid more to the general […]
On May 17, President Scott Green announced that face masks would be lifted at the University of Idaho in response to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. The CDC stated that fully vaccinated people can continue normal activities without wearing face coverings and social distancing if these […]
Since his return to his birthplace Moscow, University of Idaho President Scott Green has transitioned UI through COVID-19 protocols and responded to budget cuts caused by claims of social justice indoctrination at UI. Green reflects […]
In an email to University of Idaho alumni, President Scott Green addressed the threats higher education funding has faced in the Idaho Legislature due to special interest groups. “These interests represent a libertarian-based ideology, […]
In an email Monday, University of Idaho President Scott Green encouraged all students, faculty and staff to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment following updated guidelines from Public Health – Idaho North Central District allowing anyone age 16 […]
Associated Students of the University of Idaho held their first senate meeting after spring break, discussing transparency and a community support project. The meeting covered an upcoming podcast featuring ASUI […]
As one of the few universities across the country open to in person instruction, UI was successfully able to complete the semester with only one major outbreak on campus.