News briefs – UI to discuss sanctuary campus proposal
University of Idaho students, faculty and staff are invited to discuss the proposal to declare the university a sanctuary campus. The discussion will take place from 4:30 – 6 p.m. […]
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From Vandal to Vandal — Faculty and students take the UI recruitment show on the road
At some point, every University of Idaho student had their first interaction with a Vandal — Teresa Moote is the person that many potential students will have their first interaction […]
Easy as zero, one, two — Brink Hall would be less confusing if we started counting from zero
Walking down the stairs from the top floor of Brink Hall, the signs in the stairwell read “3,” then “2,” then “1,” and then “M,” then “G,” and finally “B.” […]
Riding on the road again — Things to keep in mind while driving and parking during Thanksgiving break
The first extended school break in months is coming, which means a deluge of students are chomping at the bit to get out of town. But there are several things […]
Election causes mixed reactions — Students and alumni react to 2016 presidential election
The Democratic Headquarters on Main Street Tuesday waited in silence as the electoral votes across the country were tallied. Statements of “this must be a dream” occasionally floated amongst those […]
Career conundrum – The UI Career Fair is a good idea, but excludes a significant portion of students
College students reach a point in their four years where they have to face the harsh reality of finding a job outside of college.
Competition between classes – Time trials provide busy students with the opportunity to partake in homecoming
Lise Welch first experienced a University of Idaho homecoming when her sister, who is seven years older, first attended the university.
For grades’ sake – Students shouldn’t be shamed for caring about high grades in college
Nearly all college students have heard one or more of their professors utter the dreaded phrase, “If you are only in this class for an easy A, you should leave.”
Success over stress – Students have the ability to transcend the stresssful stereotypes of college
Attending a university is an immersive experience. Students face numerous decisions about lifestyle, and sometimes it can lead to unusually high stress levels. In a study by James Madison University, […]
Stronger together – Campus Safety Week has varied events to educate and engage students to be safer
Next week, various events will be held to educate Vandals about how to stay safe and how to get involved in keeping their community safe during Campus Safety Week.