Taking back the night
Protesting violence and assault The annual Take Back the Night event gives the University of Idaho community a chance to come together and protest against all forms of violence and […]
Author: Emily Aizawa
MSD back in school
The Moscow School District delayed the start of their academic year for two weeks due to unfinished construction on school buildings. Moscow children returned to school Monday.
Colorful cause
The third-annual Colors of Hope 5K run will be held at 9 a.m. Sept. 13, at 1638 Blaine St., to raise money for Latah and Whitman County residents undergoing cancer […]
Top research earns Top award– 2014 Excellence of Research Award for work in multi-drug resistant plasmids
The 2014 Excellence of ResearchAwardwasgivento Eva Top, professor of biology in the University of Idaho College of Science and the Institute for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies. The Excellence of Re- […]
BPA exposure affects fetal heart — Monkeys used in UI study of BPA testing
A University of Idaho researcher reported bisphenol A or BPA, induced changes in the fetal heart development of rhesus monkeys.
Doceo center opens at UI
The Doceo Center for Innovation + Learning recently opened at the University of Idaho to provide future teachers with technology training, integrate technology into K-12 classrooms and share research.
Finding waves — UI professor finds waves on Saturn’s largest moon
Jason Barnes, assistant professor of physics, has found waves on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan — the first waves found anywhere besides Earth.
UI builds super computer — Memory of the Big-STEM computer gives researchers advantage
The Big-STEM computer is one of the most powerful computers in the nation. It gives University of Idaho researchers an advantage to further their research, said Jim Alves-Foss, director of […]
Helping with healthy snacks — Campus dietitian, UI Students team up to provide healthy vending machine options
Vending machines on the University of Idaho campus will take a healthier turn, as a group of movement science students and the UI campus dietitian team up to make campus […]
Introducing new Vandals — Vandal Friday brings prospective students to campus
Vandal Friday began in 1995 as a one-day event with about 200 prospective students. Now, 15,000 prospective students participate in an event that has expanded to several days.