Eyes on safety – Campus Safety Week brings attention to resources
Campus Safety Week began Monday with the purpose of educating students about ways to stay safe on campus. With events such as Take Back the Night and the Katy Benoit […]
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Less gender specific – Keynote speaker Jack Qu’emi addresses the importance of gender identities
Honoring personal identities and applying gender neutral pronouns were just a few of the many things keynote speaker Jack Qu’emi, Afro-Latinx and non-binary femme, showed a passion in the keynote […]
Getting rest is best – Proper sleep is vital for students to get the most out of college
Sleep is not exactly synonymous with college students. Whether a student is staying up late to cram for an exam, to party or just to hang out, poor sleep hygiene […]
Mailbox – Cat’astrophe
Cats are being killed on Moscow’s University of Idaho campus. According to an article in the Idaho Statesman: “Two state agencies say the University of Idaho failed to seek approval […]
Tobacco in retrospect – A look back on what brought UI to be tobacco-free
UI President Chuck Staben began discussing tobacco with a group of students in 2012 who wanted to pursue a tobacco-free policy at the university.
Hitting a high note – UI stands to benefit from hosting Jazz Fest seminars on campus
Earlier this spring, the status of the 2017 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival was up in the air as officials at the University of Idaho mulled the potential cancellation of the […]
Instrumental disagreements – Students and faculty celebrate a versatile woodwind
The second annual Montana-Idaho Clarinet Festival brought clarinet enthusiasts to the University of Idaho campus — and they came with a disdain for “lesser” woodwinds.
Avoid fall health pitfalls – As the weather worsens, students’ health doesn’t have to
Fall is right around the corner, and our habits tend to change along with the leaves changing color. As it gets colder many of us gravitate toward more comfort foods […]
The battle has begun – Applicants compete for remaining four senate seats at ASUI meeting
A group of 16 applicants met in the ASUI office Wednesday for a meet-and-greet before official interviews are conducted and the four open senate seats are filled next week.
Something not quite like the others – Steel House offers alternative residence option
For Tierney Heath, a University of Idaho sophomore, Steel House offered exactly the type of community she was looking for. “This is the one place, the best place on campus […]