Final days a freshman: A year of soul-searching
Although freshman Danielle Payne said coming to the University of Idaho was a good decision, she”s taking a year off. She will depart in September for a trip to South […]
Tag: university
Final days a freshman: See you again soon
Leah Uptmor, a University of Idaho public relations major, said she cannot believe her freshman year is over. She said she won”t be able to go swing dancing every week, […]
Final days a freshman: Playing to her own tune
When University of Idaho freshman Andrea Falk dropped her cello performance major just after midterms, everything seemed to fall into place. “I was very content,” she said. “Much happier.” Falk […]
A modest university
UI offers good student experience without the extravagance There is a certain nostalgia that surrounds Vandal Friday. Seeing the crowds of soon-to-be students, the event has a way of bringing […]
Bridging the gap
City of Moscow and ASUI collaborate Although City of Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert acknowledges there’s a gap between the city and the University of Idaho, he said it’s shrinking due […]
Foundation ups funding — UI to offer 5 percent more in institutional financial aid
University of Idaho students may see an additional scholarship offer on VandalWeb this month due to a near 5 percent increase of privately funded scholarships, Executive Director for Planning and […]
UI enrollment falls
Last week, the University of Idaho announced a decrease in the overall student enrollment for fall 2013.
Class and comp study creates staff concerns — UI holds forums to address staff questions
University of Idaho staff reacted with a mix of confusion and concern at the two open forums held this week to introduce the university’s new classification and compensation system.
Two-week limit on refunds
In order to get in line with other changing policies within the university, Student Accounts is changing their tuition reimbursement policy.