USDA cuts $59 million from UI
26 employees laid off as a result
The USDA terminated a $59 million University of Idaho grant on Monday, April 14, the largest in the school’s history. According to the university’s press release, this was a result […]
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Seyi Arogundade elected as next ASUI President
New president and vice president, seven senate seats named
The ASUI election results for the 2025-26 school year were announced on Wednesday, April 16, with Seyi Arogundade and Bryant Sitts named as the new president and vice president. Seven […]
Apartment hunting tips for students
A quick guide to renting in Moscow
With the end of spring semester being a few weeks away, it’s time for returning students to search for and prepare housing arrangements. Securing your plans early on can help […]
Banned Book Club increases in popularity
Book People becomes a haven for banned books
The Banned Book Club in Moscow has been gaining momentum since the fall of 2024. The group was created after House Bill 710 was passed by Govenor Brad Little, which […]
ASUI to host information session on immigration law on 4/15
Director of UI College of Law Immigration Clinic available for questions
ASUI has organized an information session hosting Geoffrey Heeren of the University of Idaho College of Law Immigration Clinic. The session will be held tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. in the […]
Student photographer views work at museum
Nepali festival photos on display in Colorado
Student photographer Youbesh Dhaubhadel traveled to Colorado over spring break to visit his first exhibition in the United States. Titled “Confluence of Festivals: Temple Town to the World,” the exhibition […]
The Starving Artist Sale makes a splash
The Moscow community comes together to celebrate the creativity and talent of UI artists
On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the annual University of Idaho Starving Artist Sale was hosted by the College of Art and Architecture. From sculptures to paintings and […]
Campus Currents: 4/14-4/20
What's happening at UI this week?
Happy Monday, Vandals! There are only a few weeks left in the semester until summer break, and there are some exciting events coming up as the semester comes to an […]
OPINION: “Liberation Day” causes a global crash
Trump’s new tariffs start a global trade war
Donald Trump, the 47th president of the U.S., began to impose tariffs on April 5 at 12:01 a.m. These tariffs included a baseline of 10% on around 90 countries that […]
OPINION: This is not a democracy — Trump threatens free speech
Trump administration is revoking hundreds of international student visas
It’s like something out of a dystopian nightmare — there has never been a greater threat to the First Amendment than now. Fear, threats and terror is now plaguing international […]