Housing Guide: Tips for dorm life
How to make the most of your time living in the dorms
If you’ve never shared a room or lived in a dorm before, it can feel very daunting to begin doing both when you head to college and live on campus. […]
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Housing Guide: On-campus housing options 2026-27
Wallace Residence Center Wallace rooms are suite-style, with each pair of rooms sharing a bathroom. Floors are co-ed, but suites are generally single gender. Willey (fall) / Gooding (spring) double […]
OPINION: University of Idaho tuition hikes continue to shift burden onto students
Rising costs may be inevitable, but the growing price of attendance raises serious questions about affordability and priorities
The University of Idaho’s proposed tuition increases for the 2026–27 academic year is being framed as a necessary response to inflation. But for students already struggling to afford college, the latest proposal […]
OPINION: University of Idaho budget cuts threaten students, workforce and the state’s future
As funding shrinks, reduced programs, fewer resources and delayed graduations reveal the true cost of higher education cuts in Idaho
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]
OPINION: New Idaho bill against transgender people goes too far
How HB752 is going to hurt transgender people and enable predators
Idaho House Bill 752 makes it illegal for any person to enter the restroom or changing room of the opposite biological sex at any government owned building or place of public accommodation. The […]
Great Debate examines whether Scripture alone is enough
Wilson and Heschmeyer present competing visions of Christian authority
The sixth annual Great Debate presented Douglas Wilson, arguing on behalf of Protestant beliefs, against Joe Heschmeyer, arguing on behalf of Catholic beliefs at the ICCU arena on Thursday, March 16. The topic […]
Programs, staff reductions among impacts of state budget cuts on UI
Cuts total 8% for 2026 despite university growth
The University of Idaho will have to cut at least $6.7 million from its current budget, and $8.4 million from the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. TheIdaho legislature voted March 2 to add another 1% cut for FY26, on […]
Governor signs bill banning the release of images containing dead bodies
Bill championed by the sister of Kaylee Goncalves
On Thursday, March 26, Gov. Brad Little signed into effect a bill that will ban the publishing or release of all photos displaying the deceased by government agencies in Idaho. Senate Bill 1250 will be […]
ASUI Approves Student Fees Set Forth by President Green
Student fees increase to retain necessary on-campus services such as the Mental Health and Counseling Center
University of Idaho Humanitarian Engineering Corps funding bill was approved unanimously by the ASUI Senate. S26-B13 funds the club’s yearly Spring Bash, in addition to spring bash the funds are going to be allocated to a project […]
UI Faculty Senate votes to change two department titles
Ad hoc committee formed for E-bike and E-scooter safety
Name changes to two departments were approved by the University of Idaho Faculty Senate on March 31. The department of movement sciences was changed to the department of kinesiology and the department of clinical medicine was changed to the department of health professions. The goal motivation behind the name […]