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For the month of March, the Lionel Hampton School of Music will present large ensemble concerts and various recitals between students, faculty members and guests. Concert Band (Tuesday, March 3) At 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building Auditorium, the LHSOM will present a performance featuring the University […]
The University of Idaho is one of two institutions in the state to be a member of the American Mock Trial Association, the organization responsible for intercollegiate mock trial, but it hasn’t always sent a team. Up until this year, mock trial languished at […]
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival is one of the largest events that takes place on the University of Idaho campus. An event this large calls for extra help, so volunteers […]
Catholic apologist Joe Heschmeyer will debate Douglas Wilson, senior pastor of Christ Church, at the Vandal Catholic Club’s “Great Debate” on March 26 at 7 p.m., in the ICCU Arena. This is the sixth year this annual event is being held, with tickets costing $8 and available for […]
Robert Bryce, a journalist, film producer and author of texts concerning energy and politics, is scheduled to give the keynote address at the University of Idaho’s first annual Energy Symposium. The event, hosted […]
Two months after six University of Idaho fraternities were burglarized, the four offenders are beginning their individual pleas and sentences. As of Feb. 25, Latah County District Court has published the sentencing for one perpetrator, who will serve community service and probation. […]
The University of Idaho is now being asked to pay Microsoft upwards of six figures for cloud storage space, which was previously free, according to Teresa Amos, Director of IT Planning and Initiatives, during the Faculty Senate meeting on Feb. 24. […]
55% of faculty and staff at the University of Idaho reported that their greatest concern about campus safety was the potential for an active shooter. At the Faculty Senate meeting on Feb. 17, Kristin Haltinner, a professor […]
A true crime TikToker from Texas appeared in court Tuesday, Feb. 24, for a civil suit for defamation filled in 2024, after she accused a University of Idaho professor of the November 2022 murders of four UI students. Ashley Guillard, a TikTok personality who used tarot card […]
The University of Idaho is growing — just not in the way that truly prepares students for a global future. While total enrollment continues to rise, the percentage of international […]