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University of Idaho students were left out of each stimulus bills this past year, for Congress’ fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be a college student and claimed as a dependent.
As one of the few universities across the country open to in person instruction, UI was successfully able to complete the semester with only one major outbreak on campus.
Being a member of the University of Idaho community is more than simply wearing the silver and gold, attending events and supporting our teams.
This year marks an unprecedented time, full of surprises, confounds and historical events. And as much of a ride 2020 has been, an election year tops it off. As eager as we are to receive results that will solidify our future, we must be patient and know these ballots take time.
Looking back, 2020 has been one life-changing event after another with any sense of normalcy all but gone. This won’t change with Halloween.
After a long year of dealing with an unwanted pandemic, with no clear end in sight, we absolutely can’t give up on the progress we’ve already made. We must continue […]
A horde of students meet on Sixth Street, joining the crowd as they march toward the ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center parking lot, shouting along the way. The crowd surrounds a large blazing fire, University of Idaho flags waving in the air as sparks fly up and disappear in the night sky. The marching band blares the Vandal Fight Song, the crowd sings along swelling with Vandal pride.
Blackboard Learn, or BbLearn, comes with a plethora of technical issues and annoying bugs, but one issue goes past simple irritation. University of Idaho students cannot change their names on the site.
The University of Idaho has been lagging behind other universities in the state when creating plans for COVID-19 and presenting test results. The lack of clear communication and transparency has led to result numbers being unclear and simply not up to par with other schools.
Media across the U.S. has been engulfed by politics and the 2020 election. Politics affect everything, from the rules and regulations we work under to the freedom and rights some take for granted.