A plan for online ed
An old real estate cliche should play a key role in the long-term future of online education at the University of Idaho, according to Terry Ratcliff, recently appointed executive director […]
Author: Ryan Tarinelli
Cuts to education programs
Faculty Senate cuts 16 education degrees, not enough interest It’s a struggle to sustain an entire degree program when only one student enrolls every few years, according to Corinne Mantle-Bromley, […]
Policy ignites Greek firestorm
Greek community adjusts to policies, criticisms about implementation Despite the good intentions of the University of Idaho Greek Life Office, many Greek students feel there was a lack of communication in the rollout […]
‘Changing a culture’
Greek community adapts to new DOS policies It was a spontaneous event at the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity house on Sept. 5 that attracted a group of party crashers. When confronted […]
Protecting free speech
UI faculty senate approves new academic freedom language The University of Idaho faculty senate voted Tuesday to add new academic freedom language to the UI constitution to expand faculty members’ […]
‘Not a community college’
Report shows little institutional growth at UI, competition down South Boise State University’s community college beginnings might be a joke to many Vandals, but reality has a humbling punch line. […]
Tracking consumption
Report indicates decrease in binge drinking, healthier drinking habits Red Solo Cups have a dual purpose these days. Sure, they are used to play beer pong and drink alcohol, but […]
Requesting funds
UI administrators give preview of state legislature request, salaries From Moscow to Boise, finding funds for higher education salaries in Idaho is an annual struggle.
Inaugurating Staben
UI community welcomes Staben with tradition and ceremony Although steeped in tradition, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben’s inauguration felt more like a celebration Friday afternoon. “Today is really a […]
Enriching enrollment office
Peeling tiles, faded parking signs and dust webs in corners — it’s clear to some University of Idaho administrators that the Student Union Building may not leave the best impression […]