No cure for the travel bug — A love of travel can teach a person priceless lessons
In the start of the year, I was lucky enough to travel to Iceland for a week and mark another country off my list. On the plane ride home, I […]
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Dedication to duty — Brink Hall lounge renamed in honor of late professor
The University of Idaho recognized late mathematics professor Paul Joyce Tuesday night with the unveiling of the Paul J. Joyce, Ph.D. Faculty and Staff Lounge in Brink Hall. About 60 […]
A little kid from a dairy farm — Alton Campbell retires after 33 years at UI
When a student walks into University of Idaho Honors Program Director Alton Campbell’s office, they are greeted with a joyous, southern “hello” and offered tea from a selection he keeps […]
A very merry Mitchmas — Student dislikes the Christmas season due to carols, merriment
Christmas is known to some as the happiest time of the year. Streets are filled with Christmas lights and music that fills people with joy. But for one University of […]
Fighting the holiday sugar rush — UI employees compete in Healthy Holiday Challenge
While the holidays are usually a time for sugar cookies, hot chocolate and curling up next to a fire, many faculty and staff at the University of Idaho use the […]
Celebrating commencement — UI fall commencement to take place Dec. 10
As a self-described introvert and two-time graduate of the University of Idaho, Commencement Coordinator Lisa Belles said while both fall and spring commencement have their merits, she prefers fall commencement.
‘A maker wherever I go’ — UI taught an art major how to think about things in a new way
Silas Harper Bray has changed significantly over the last few years. The change is apparent in the contrast between two different paintings they’ve done. One took 40 hours of painstaking […]
Ice isn’t nice — Moscow and UI could do more to prevent icy roads
I drive a three-quarter ton, four-wheel drive, diesel pick-up truck. My pick-up isn’t huge, but a person who drives a mid-sized car usually thinks it’s pretty big.
Skating away the winter blues — Palouse Ice Rink provides winter fun, looks to expand for future opportunities
In the cold winter months on the Palouse, there is a struggle to find fun physical activities nearby. The Palouse Ice Rink in Moscow offers a solution to this issue. […]
Reaching research goals — Janet Nelson aims to co-fund research start-up packages
Janet Nelson said her office is working on a proposal for a centralized funding source to assist University of Idaho researchers in an update to Faculty Senate Tuesday. Nelson, vice […]