Educating through ethics
When Edward Snowden leaked thousands of classified documents detailing surveillance programs to multiple media outlets, it sparked a worldwide debate on privacy, national security and the media’s role in covering […]
Author: Ryan Tarinelli
Mapping Idaho — Statewide geological map sent to Idaho schools as learning resource
When the Idaho Geological Survey released a new geologic map of Idaho in 2012, it concluded a decade of work for the department.
Training to save lives – IFC hosts CPR, AED certification course for fraternity members
Spending six hours in a conference room studying first aid and resuscitating plastic mannequins is not the ideal way to spend a Saturday for most students. But for Kyle Swanstrom […]
Tuition increase proposed, less than 5 percent
In his first move as University of Idaho President, Chuck Staben has announced the university will ask the Idaho State Board of Education for a 4.7 percent increase in undergraduate […]
Finding the space
Faculty and staff from the College of Education will be relocated to temporary offices for two years, as the College of Education building begins construction and asbestos reduction this summer. […]
Burnett pays his debt
Interim President Don Burnett stepped on stage at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival last Saturday to remind the audience of the University of Idaho’s mission.
Mintzer wows at workshop — Mintzer hosts workshops for students, talks jazz improvisation
Students scattered to their seats and the hum of side conversations died down as Bob Mintzer, longtime tenor saxophone player for the funk fusion group Yellowjackets, approached the stage at […]
Having a presence, making an impact — Lt. Lehmitz leads campus police force, safety outreach
John Wayne, or at least a version of him, has been with Lt. David Lehmitz ever since he joined the Moscow Police Department 26 years ago.
UI fraternities called out — National article misses point on Greek injuries
It’s no secret the University of Idaho’s Greek system has tried to rid itself of the out of control party scene stereotype for decades. However, multiple mentions in the […]
Fading Festival?–‘Things ain’t what they used to be’ for the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
Sean Richarz, a Moscow native and University of Idaho alumnus, spent 42 years attending the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival to see jazz legends like Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Getz […]