BSU catching UI in growth
Report visualizes new reality for Idaho colleges The rivalry between Boise State University and University of Idaho is a long-running tradition in Idaho. Vandals and Broncos sling insults back and […]
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Party with pops
New downtown event brings community together Sometimes Moscow may feel like two separate towns — the city itself and the University of Idaho. City of Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert is […]
Governor speaks out about IDeal
Otter, Staben talk about saving for college University of Idaho Junior Kim Davenport will receive her undergraduate degree from UI debt free, thanks to her own hard work and IDeal, […]
Inaugurating Staben
UI community welcomes Staben with tradition and ceremony Although steeped in tradition, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben’s inauguration felt more like a celebration Friday afternoon. “Today is really a […]
Home course advantage
Idaho women’s golf team to play at nearby Cougar Cup The Idaho women’s golf team will play its only home — or at least close to home — invitational Monday […]
Repping the West back East
Du Toit leads Idaho men’s golf team to third-place finish in New York Flying across the country can negatively affect any team from any sport. The time change, the different […]
Idaho hangs with a heavyweight
Washington State edges Idaho on pitch Despite a lights-out performance by sophomore goalkeeper Torell Stewart, the Vandals could not get out of the losing column Sunday afternoon as Washington State […]
Taking back the night
Protesting violence and assault The annual Take Back the Night event gives the University of Idaho community a chance to come together and protest against all forms of violence and […]
Motivating men
Helping men change rape culture Keith Edwards, a campus speaker and educator, will host the upcoming Katy Benoit Safety Forum with his presentation, titled “Men Ending Rape: a social change […]
Andrew Kersten: a dean with CLASS
New dean opens up, life and hobbies Andrew Kersten, the new dean of University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, admits he’s a bit of a nerd.