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Fly Fishing at the St. Joe River

Outdoor Program is set to embark on the trip on Sept. 17 with new and experienced fly fishers

Armin Mesinovic09.17.2020

The Outdoor Program at the University of Idaho is offering an Intro to Fly Fishing class followed by a boating day trip on the St. Joe River. Anyone can sign up to take […]

Update: More high school football games moved to Kibbie Dome

Lewiston vs. Lakeland and Kendrick vs. Troy scheduled to be played at the University of Idaho

Armin Mesinovic09.15.2020

This story was updated at 4:52 p.m. on Sept. 17 H: More high school football games moved to Kibbie Dome Sub: Lewiston vs. Lakeland and Kendrick vs. Troy scheduled to […]

A student’s perspective of UI’s COVID-19 testing

A description of the testing process from start to finish

Lex Miller08.10.2020

All University of Idaho students are required to be tested for COVID-19 after arriving back in Moscow. Since I arrived on Aug. 1, I signed up as soon as appointments […]

UI’s COVID-19 town hall: potential budget issues and steps taken for a safe semester

Potential multi-million shortfall if campus closes for full academic year

Lex Miller08.04.2020

Closing the University of Idaho campus for a full academic year could cost the university an estimated $33 million dollars in lost revenue from dining, housing, parking, decreased enrollment and more. UI […]

UI and BSU football teams prepare for season amid pandemic

Individual training already underway, in-person team practices to follow

Anteia McCollum07.30.2020

After a summer of meeting with coaches over Zoom, University of Idaho football players began walk-throughs and team meetings on July 24. As the 2020 fall season creeps closer, student-athletes […]

University of Idaho’s response to the Black Lives Matter movement

Emails, speaker series and continued conversations on anti-racism part of response to death of George Floyd

Joey Cisneros07.28.2020

University of Idaho President C. Scott Green sent an email to faculty, staff and students June 2 in response to the death of George Floyd. On June 4, Green sent a follow-up email to clear up some misunderstandings. “Asking that we […]

Few on-campus research opportunities and internships operating through COVID-19

Effects of COVID-19 on research and internships

Anteia McCollum06.30.2020

Summer research and internship opportunities across the University of Idaho is limited but not halted as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect Idaho. UI College of Graduate Studies Dean Jerry McMurtry saidmuch of the research in the spring and summer was slowed down […]

University of Idaho professor opposes return to in-person classes in fall

Michael McGriff shared his thoughts on why teachers should be able to choose to teach online for the safety of all people at the university

Joey Cisneros06.29.2020

University of Idaho will open campus for in-person classes with the start of the fall semester. Several question and answer sessions have addressed student, faculty, staff and community concerns about the plan, but some faculty members aren’t convinced […]

Fall 2020 semester plans to be determined at University of Idaho

Blaine Eckles and Torrey Lawrence answered student questions in a Facebook Live Monday

Nicole Hindberg06.16.2020

On Monday night, University of Idaho Dean of Students Blaine Eckles and Interim Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence hosted a Facebook live event regarding plans for the fall semester at UI  while sitting six […]

Some University of Idaho employees return to campus Monday

Accommodations to be made for those who can’t return

Joey Cisneros06.13.2020

University of Idaho President Scott Green sent out a memo May 15 detailing how the university would follow the Idaho Rebounds stages and how employees would return to their normal work locations on campus. The memo stated “(UI’s) primary goal is the […]