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At the end of each semester, there is period of time before finals week known as “dead week,” which many understand to be a week meant to provide space for students to finish projects and prepare for exams […]
The lights were turned off as the room dimmed to darkness. The only illumination was the beams of midday sunlight as they shoot through the metallic swinging doors at the entrance. Seconds later, the light of the […]
The long-awaited sequel to the cult-followed Nintendo DS game, “Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream,” released on April 16, 2026, on the Nintendo Switch. Though this new release has a lot to love, it leaves something to be desired for original fans. The original […]
When Turning Point USA brings its national campus tour to the University of Idaho this April, the event will likely draw more than just a crowd — it will spark a conversation […]
To some, college is meant to prepare students for a future career path that will lead them into the “real world.” For others, college is an opportunity to engage with the world around and learn about who […]
On Wednesday, April 29, from 5-7 p.m., the 2026 artAbility Showcase will take place in the 1912 Center. Those interested can expect a night of community, refreshments and appreciation for art across mediums. The artAbility workshops provide an opportunity for […]
Elections for the ASUI spring election ended last Friday, April 10, at 5 p.m. with Lance Butikofer and Alma Azocar Agurto being elected ASUI President and Vice President respectively for the 2026-27 academic year. Due to a lack of candidates, all seven of those […]
Nez Perce Drive on the University of Idaho campus will be closed for construction from Monday, April 13, through September. The road is fully closed from University House to Walenta Path trail located opposite of the UI water tank. Beginning on April 18, the […]
Nearly 80 people filled the courtroom in the University of Idaho Menard Law Building, not for a court hearing, but for the 14th annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium. The keynote speech was given by David Folkenflik, a media correspondent for NPR, who covered […]
When the University of Idaho dissolved its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs, in compliance with state law, there became a support gap for minority communities on campus. In its place, UI’s Multicultural Greek Council has stepped up to provide support and structure for students that […]