UI course evaluations receive low response rate
University of Idaho course evaluations are due Dec. 9, but there seems to be a struggle with response rates. Kenton Bird, director of the School of Journalism and Mass Media, […]
Author: Katy Sword
Transit center to open soon
The new Intermodal Transit Center, located at the intersection of Sweet Avenue and Railroad Street, is tentatively slated to be operational Dec. 3, Parking and Transportation Services Director Carl Root […]
Current rape charge not Vierstra’s first run-in with police
Former University of Idaho student Jesse Vierstra, 21, has been charged with rape and faces a January trial, but according to a Moscow Police Department report this is not Vierstra’s […]
Casting your vote
Today is Election Day, and according to City Clerk Susan Peterson, between 13 and 15,000 residents are expected to cast their vote in Latah County. Petersen said there have been […]
ASUI bylaw change allows food funding
A recent bylaw change means student organizations can receive funding from ASUI to pay for food and labor.
ASUI president sets funding precedent
ASUI President Hannah Davis decided to set a precedent showing ASUI doesn’t give out money “willy nilly.”
Enrollment numbers fall short
University of Idaho Fall 2012 enrollment numbers released Oct. 18 showed little growth.
New associate dean to expand engineering research
The University of Idaho College of Engineering hopes to expand their research efforts with their new hire, said Larry Stauffer, dean of the College of Engineering.
Voter forum debates Propositions 1,2,3
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan group that focuses on providing education to voters in the area, according to Jennifer O’Laughlin, past president for the league.
Depression screening provides answers
National Depression Screening Day is an opportunity for students to learn more about why they might be feeling the way they do, according to Daniel O’Donnell, a doctoral psychology intern […]