A new kind of statewide science
Researchers throughout the state of Idaho will join forces in the coming years to blur scientific and institutional borders thanks to a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s […]
Author: Kaitlyn Krasselt
Mr. Fix-It — Clarence Catt retires after more than 20 years as the go-to guy for ICSU
Clarence Catt knelt on the floor, toolbox nearby, examining a broken hinge in the Yellow Room at the University of Idaho Children’s Center when a confused 2-year-old saw him and […]
Intramurals
Throughout the academic year, hundreds of students, staff and faculty members participate in dozens of intramural sports in hopes of winning the coveted championship t-shirt.
Mixtape: Gym jams
When the sun comes out people start taking their clothes off. Well, maybe not all of their clothes, but they at least start wearing fewer items.
Vierstra sentenced for rape to five years, no parole
Former University of Idaho student Jesse Vierstra will spend at least the next five years in prison without the possibility of parole following his sentencing hearing Monday. Vierstra was found […]
Funding to fix it
University of Idaho Dean at the College of Natural Resources, Kurt Pregitzer, spent a year and a half catching rainwater with buckets on his office floor while he waited for […]
Not alone — State funding low across nation, University of Idaho not only college facing tuition increases
ASUI President Hannah Davis said she doesn’t mind paying a little more for her education at the University of Idaho if it means the school can maintain the level of […]
Inadequate increase
The Idaho State Board of Education approved a 5 percent increase to University of Idaho undergraduate tuition and fees for 2013-2014 — a 0.9 percent lower increase than what UI’s […]
Just another weekend
Moms Weekend — the one spring semester weekend where waiting in line for dinner is expected, WinCo turns into the jungle scenes from Mean Girls and the Vandals play the […]