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Vandal Health Education is aware that given the impact of COVID-19, this is a particularly challenging time for many in the campus community. Students in formal and informal leadership roles across campus can have a powerful impact on the wellbeing of those around them.
Social media allows anyone to become an instant critic before understanding the context of what they are seeing, especially art. The full context matters when forming a strong critique about […]
It happens every year: come August, the University of Idaho springs to life as students and faculty return for fall classes in Moscow and at our centers around the state.
Sometimes I get a little misty-eyed thinking about pre-COVID college life. I miss field trips and residence hall events, club meetings and movie nights. I miss sitting in a classroom […]
In light of George Floyd’s death and the falsified autopsy results that were initially released, I would like to make it clear in the event of my own murder what […]
April is Get Yourself Tested (GYT) month. GYT is a time to encourage young people to discuss sexually transmitted infections (STIs), get tested and treated for STIs to protect the […]
During this challenging time within our community, it can be difficult to remain in a routine and stay motivated. With numerous benefits to maintaining a routine, one main benefit is preserving our mental health.
The University of Idaho has a reputation for being a party school. Regardless, Vandals know how to be safe when it comes to choosing to drink alcohol. Studies done at […]
In their article “Defending a preference for physical books“, Lex Miller made some very salient points about the value of both physical books and e-books. While e-books are most certainly […]
The editorial on the importance of free speech was timely and well done. I am a retired worker, 70 now, and have benefited from classes in UI’s history and political […]