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From a “hippie commune” in British Columbia to researching terrorist analytics in Washington D.C., associate professor Omi Hodwitz uses her knowledge to educate not only University of Idaho students, but […]
Students from across the U.S. will head to Vandal country Saturday for the University of Idaho’s annual UIdaho Bound recruitment event. Angela Helmke, the associate director of campus visits and […]
The University of Idaho Food and Agriculture Business club (FAB) held a forum with gubernatorial candidates Lt. Gov. Brad Little and Tommy Ahlquist in the auditorium of the UI Administration […]
It is an undisputed fact — at least in my opinion — that being a woman in the U.S. isn’t exactly easy. We unfortunately aren’t afforded the same courtesies as […]
Thousands of students from across the Pacific Northwest came to the University of Idaho to perform and compete during the 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. Students from middle school, high […]
One of the most daunting thoughts that crosses a student’s mind is “What comes next?” We all begin college worrying about how to get through the next four years, but […]
The ASUI Senate voted on a series of bills which will make changes to ASUI rules and regulations which were discussed during the senate’s previous meeting. The senate debated and […]
Before I even knew what university I wanted to attend or what my major would be, I knew I wanted to study abroad at some point during my four years […]
The first ASUI meeting of the semester began 30 minutes late because of an ASUI senator being held up during a pre-session group activity. A lack of unfinished business resulted […]
Pullman police found Washington State University quarterback Tyler Hilinski dead in his apartment Tuesday around 4:30 p.m. according to a police department news release. Police said after Hilinski did not […]