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Planned renovation and/or construction of apartments in the South Hill complex off Taylor Avenue will require some of the residents to relocate within the next two months, according to Housing […]
“The Anthropocene Reviewed” is the pick of the year for the University of Idaho’s Common Read. John Green, author of “The Fault in Our Stars,” “Looking for Alaska,” “Turtles All […]
As the academic year ends, many students are excited for summer and the optimism a new school year brings. Unfortunately, for other students on campus a new semester brings a […]
Commencement for graduates in Moscow is May 11 with each college graduating at different times. College of Art and Architecture, Education, Health and Human Science, Law and Letters, Arts and […]
As students were leaving their classes Thursday, they heard chants and saw signs supporting Palestinian liberation and the students arrested at Columbia University on April 18. Some of these […]
On April 24, demonstrators advocating for a free Palestine discussed their views during ASUI’s open forum at their weekly meeting. They urged ASUI to make and pass resolutions to support […]
Finals Fest marks the end of the academic year by hosting bands to provide a concert for students at the University of Idaho. Previous artists included Post Malone and Macklemore, […]
After six months of silence, UI’s students are speaking out about the Palestine and Israel war. The “Free Palestine Week of Action” is taking place from April 22 to the […]
The College of Science held its two-day event, Vandal Science Days, on April 19 and 20. This was a free event and was open to students, faculty and anyone visiting […]
The Idaho State Board of Education meeting was held on campus Thursday morning, where the University of Idaho requested a 3% increase to their student’s total full-time tuition and fees. […]