Why online learning has its perks
As we dive into our spring semester of 2024, students are given hundreds of options for classes and locations. In today’s day and age, education is ever-evolving, offering more than […]
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University of Idaho students return from a transformative journey to Thailand
Twenty-eight students at the University of Idaho traveled across the world to live in Thailand from August to December. They came back to UI filled with education, culture, and a […]
Idaho Ag reaches record numbers in 2023
According to a report released by the University of Idaho, four of Idaho’s major crops achieved record values in 2023. This marks the second consecutive year of exceptional revenue for […]
Over 20 Buildings on campus have flooded
Several Offices and dozens of students have been relocated.
More than 20 buildings have flooded on the UI campus today due to cold temperatures freezing pipes. The degree of damage varies by location according to an email from the […]
Controversial Demolition: University of Idaho tears down the King Road house
UI pushes forward with demolition, despite pleas from victim’s families.
The King Road House, the crime scene where four University of Idaho students were murdered last year, was demolished early in the morning this Thursday, with construction crews beginning demolition […]
Rochelle Smith speaks for the Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium
A UI humanities librarian’s search for crafting deities
On Dec. 5, Rochelle Smith, a University of Idaho humanities librarian, gave a speech titled “Demons and Doggedness.” This talk, which took place in the Lionel Hampton School of Music, […]
ASUI wraps up the fall semester with resolutions honoring departing members
Senate allocates funds for office supplies and Instagram giveaway
This week’s ASUI meeting was the last meeting of the fall semester. There were many resolutions regarding the leaving ASUI members, thanking them for their dedication all semester. The first […]
Powerful performances illuminate ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ at University of Idaho Repertory Theater
Emotional and thought-provoking production explores personal connections to the U.S. constitution in a profoundly intimate setting
Last weekend, the University of Idaho Repertory Theater put on four powerful productions of the play “What the Constitution Means to Me.” Head of acting and professor in the UI […]
“If the decisions were easy, they wouldn’t even be on your desk”
President Scott Green discusses his path to leadership, moments of resilience and strategies for collaboration prior to his new book’s release
“You should be the next president of UI” was the text that sent Scott Green into a state of bewilderment while he sat in his New York office during the […]
Introducing the Vandal Esports Team
An Esports legacy in the making
In the basement of the Bruce Pitman Center, you can find the University of Idaho Esports team practicing for their upcoming matches. In a dimly lit computer lab, the smell […]