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The University of Idaho should have a new president by April, according to the State Board of Education. Jodi Walker, UI spokesperson, and Mike Keckler, State Board spokesperson, confirmed this […]
Updated version: March 6 Idaho State Police responded to a fatal car crash Saturday night on Nez Perce Drive near the University of Idaho Golf Course, according to a news […]
Kyree Curington, a former Idaho football player accused of rape, pled not guilty in the Latah County District Court Thursday. During the 18-year-old’s preliminary hearing, the court sought to find […]
Kyree Curington, a former Idaho football player accused of rape, pled not guilty in the Latah County District Court Thursday. During the 18-year-old’s preliminary hearing, the court sought to find […]
There are just 10 weeks — 72 days — until May 11. For some people, these numbers are just numbers. The dates are just dates. But for others, those 72 […]
Over 50 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival attendees joined University of Idaho Associate Professor of Piano Roger McVey for a Music Outside the Box workshop about composers from the 20th century […]
VANDALthon, the University-wide dance marathon philanthropic event will begin 6 p.m. Friday in the Idaho Commons Atrium. VANDALthon, previously a dance marathon, is the final event to celebrate yearlong peer […]
In a campus-wide email, the University of Idaho Administration explained to students, staff and faculty the distinction between Vandal Alerts and Vandal Notices, as well as how decisions on university […]
The Idaho State Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to approve academic transitional leave for University of Idaho President Chuck Staben to teach biology courses at the university next year. […]
Thomas Bitterwolf, an engaged community member and professor with the University of Idaho Department of Chemistry, died in his campus office Jan. 30. The 72-year-old had recently been diagnosed with […]