Paying the debt
A $3 million budget deficit and an additional $3.4 million in critical expenses in next year’s budget will prompt University of Idaho administrators to ask for a 5.9 percent tuition […]
Author: Kaitlyn Krasselt
More shoes to fill — Baker, Stover leave for NIU in July, Nellis departs in June
The University of Idaho will soon begin the search for another interim administrator with the departure of Provost Doug Baker for Northern Illinois University this June.
UI provost Baker named president at NIU
University of Idaho Provost Doug Baker will become the next president of Northern Illinois University, following a unanimous vote of the NIU Board of Trustees Tuesday.
Come together in celebration
Tuxtinmepu means “Where the deer goes to lose its spots” in the Nez Perce language, Niimiipuutímt, and true to Pow Wow tradition, it is a celebration of culture and life. […]
’40 years too late’ — Proposed 6,000-seat event center to benefit more than athletics
When Rob Spear began his position as Athletic Director in 2004, his goals were the same as the ones he has today: to consolidate all of Idaho’s varsity sports into […]
CAMP blood drive competition started in PNW
Glen Galinda said regardless of color on the outside, everyone needs blood on the inside to survive.
Tuition increase still unclear
University of Idaho administrators announced they will ask the Idaho State Board of Education for up to a 6 percent increase for undergraduate tuition for the 2013-2014 academic year.
Former UI instructor, project director charged with misuse of public money
Former University of Idaho employee Matthew Sowder faces felony charges for misuse of public money after reportedly spending more than $1,000 on personal purchases using a university credit card.
Parting with the president — Community reacts to Nellis’ pending departure
Before University of Idaho President M. Duane Nellis had unpacked his moving van in 2009, he was in downtown Moscow in the center of Friendship Square judging a “Most Patriotic […]
Highway bypass
After 10 years of project delay, debaters on both sides of the U.S. Highway 95 re-route south of Moscow agree it is time to stop analyzing and make a decision.