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A University of Idaho researcher is developing a new technology for detecting breast cancer in women. Ultrasound technology, which breastcancer.org reports is a supplementary test for other cancer screenings, allows doctors […]
Benjamin James will host Wednesday’s Ambrose Storytelling Workshop, a 48-hour film challenge, for the second year in a row. James said the workshop is the brainchild of UI alumna, journalist […]
Dover, ID had a population of 735 as of 2017. This tiny timber town became the site of a 500-unit resort community called Dover Bay in 2005, according to the […]
Raucous pub music fills the theater. Tankards thud against tables and actors sing as elaborate, costumed pirates parade across the stage. Theatre goers of the Palouse should expect all that […]
In-state undergraduate tuition rates for University of Idaho students may increase by 5.6% for fall 2019, if the State Board of Education approves the proposed changes. UI has submitted its […]
Ben Hunter has been appointed as Dean of the University of Idaho Libraries. UI Provost & Executive Vice President John Wiencek announced the decision Friday afternoon in an email to […]
Fourth-year student Sesily Stewart enjoys the family feel of the Engineering Living Learning Community. Sharing meals and studying together is a common practice among residents. Stewart, who is studying material […]
Greg Möller described the scene — the temperature had dropped below freezing. Snow fell silently to the ground. Ten teams from around the world used nine square meters each to […]
“Become the greatest version of yourself,” reads Phi Delta Theta’s mission. When Idaho Governor Brad Little attended UI in the ‘70s, he joined Phi Delta Theta, a fraternity that still […]
In 10 weeks, Moscow Chief of Police James Fry completed 17 graduate-level university courses in Quantico, Virginia. At the end of the course, which began in January, he completed a […]