Increasing enrollment by 50 percent is not the best solution
I did not think I was going to attend the University of Idaho. I applied on a whim. I didn”t know where Moscow was or what kind of school I […]
Author: Tess Fox
Tri Hop philanthropy event raises $2,200 for children”s hospital
Loud pop music blasting through Greek Row is a common occurrence. On Wednesday, the night”s music was blasting from Delta Delta Delta sorority (Tri-Delta) as an audible advertisement for the […]
Soccer: Championship Mentality
He may not have known it then, but Idaho women’s soccer head coach Derek Pittman began his training as a coach during his childhood. As a young goalkeeper growing up […]
Three absences, you”re out – Attendance policies keep students from the grades they earned
There are many reasons why college classes are better than high school classes. A challenging pace, in-depth course material and meaningful lectures are all reasons to prefer collegiate learning. However, […]
School of Music absorbs Jazz Festival, looks ahead to festival reboot
Things are changing for the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. University of Idaho Human Resources Director Brandi Terwilliger confirmed Executive Director Steven Remington is no longer affiliated with the University of […]
Opinion: Broken Payment System
The journey of a college athlete is a difficult endeavor. Student athletes must learn how to manage practice and game schedules with academics and personal care. I am routinely amazed […]
General Education needs more life skills classes
General Education – the bane of every student”s existence at a university. Paying to take more than 30 credits worth of classes that don”t matter is appealing to no one. […]
Column: Football Safety Concerns
Between spring scrimmages and the upcoming NFL draft, it’s safe to say it’s football season once again. The sport of football is violent, even at the high school and middle […]
Working facilities trump hang out space
It”s election season, in case that wasn”t obvious already. That means local, state and national elections will take place over the year. On campus, it”s the ASUI election season. Candidates […]
High achievers need not apply – Honors program flaws reflect ongoing national conversation
In high school, there are no shortage of opportunities for students to “get ahead.” Between Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, dual enrollment and attending community college first, an increasing number of […]