Video: Don Verlin Post-Game Interview 2/27/16
Idaho men’s basketball head coach Don Verlin speaks to the media following his team’s 66-62 victory over Eastern Washington Feb. 27.
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Fading in and out – Black Student Union strives to grow, create an inclusive community on campus
For black students at the University of Idaho in 1971, discrimination could be found anywhere – even in housing. According to an Argonaut article published Dec. 10, 1971, many black […]
A change in scenery – New CALS dean focused on college collaboration
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben may have a new racquetball competitor. Michael Parrella, who began Feb. 1 as the dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, said […]
Strong bones for sharing – Bone marrow registration event to be held on UI campus
In 2012, Anthony Roring was not only faced with the daunting new task of fatherhood, but also with a diagnosis that would change his life forever. Roring was diagnosed with […]
Void in violence prevention – Dean of Students Office seeks to fill vacant position
The Dean of Students Office is searching for a new coordinator for Violence Prevention Programs after Virginia Solan resigned earlier this semester. University of Idaho Dean of Students Blaine Eckles […]
Faculty Senate approves new student evaluation forms
Faculty Senate approved a new version of student evaluations that focuses on narrative feedback rather than a numerical form at their meeting this week. With the approval from Faculty Senate, […]
Football: Staben Speaks On Vandal Football Options
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben discussed his presentation to Sun Belt officials during a radio interview with ESPN affiliate KRPL 1400 AM Thursday morning. Staben addressed the potential options […]
The woman behind the counter – A day in the life of The Perch owner Farrukh Naz
Farrukh Naz, a Pakistan native, first began working at The Perch two years ago. Eight months ago, she took over as owner of the establishment and has been building rapport […]
Living the world of Hemingway – UI’s annual Hemingway Festival celebrates the life and influence of a prominent author
Although Ernest Hemingway never traveled as far north as Moscow, Ron McFarland, a University of Idaho English professor, said the author had an undeniable love for a more southern Idaho. […]
Contesting a lack of diversity – Ubuntu aims to encourage student discourse through MLK Art and Essay contest
When emails were sent out detailing the winners of the Martin Luther King Essay and Art Contest, University of Idaho graduate student, Maria Mejia, was convinced she hadn”t made the […]