A ‘good goodbye’
Of the 814 University of Idaho candidates for graduation this fall, approximately 450 are expected to participate in the winter commencement ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in the Kibbie Dome, […]
Author: Britt Kiser
Uniting against HIV/AIDS
World AIDS Day 2011 was recognized Thursday as an opportunity for communities worldwide to unite against, show support for people living with and to recognize those who have died in […]
‘Fighting Goliath’ to maintain open government
Open government and access to records is important for all citizens — including students, said Steve Smith, University of Idaho School of Journalism and Mass Media lecturer.
Scientists collaborate
The University of Idaho and private sector scientists now have an opportunity to work together on applied research, technology transfer and development projects that sustain economic growth in Idaho.
ABCs of grade inflation
Is it easier to get an “A” in modern-day college courses? At several institutions across the nation, including the University of Idaho, perhaps it is. Grade inflation is a nation-wide […]
Poor design, lack of funding, leads to neglected TLC
Classrooms in the Teaching and Learning Center may need more TLC — tender love and care — said Dinah Zeiger, UI Journalism and Mass Media professor. Zeiger said the room […]
Dress for success in workplace and on campus
Picture this: The CEO of a Fortune 500 company ditches the suit and tie — or pencil skirt and blazer — and arrives to work in an old baggy T-shirt, […]
Supporting children: ‘Run for something better’
University of Idaho students will have the opportunity to support the Moscow community and local children in Gritman Medical Center’s Family 5K Fun Run at 9 a.m. Oct. 1.
Promoting mental well being
University of Idaho students and Moscow community members alike will have the opportunity to be screened and seek help for depression or anxiety during the National Mood Disorder Screening Day […]