Public Health – Idaho North Central District will be following new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about quarantine periods related to COVID-19, according to a news […]
With Winter Break just around the corner, University of Idaho students have been making plans for how they are going to be spending their vacation. Students have planned to spend time with their families […]
Moscow City Council voted to extend the emergency order mandating masks and social distancing to June 9, 2021 on Monday night. City Council held a special meeting Nov. 9 to discuss the measures […]
Wastewater testing on the University of Idaho campus has shown an increase in the concentration of COVID-19 since Thanksgiving, according to an email sent to students, faculty and staff from President C. Scott […]
Students come to the University of Idaho in search of a degree but find more as they get closer to graduation. In a senior architecture design course, students don’t just learn about buildings, but they learn a perspective about being a human being.
Since June, Moscow’s mayor and local officials have had an ordinance requiring face masks in public. Just a little over an hour away, where I live and go to school at the University of Idaho satellite campus, is the lake and resort town of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Here and in the surrounding cities of Rathdrum, Post Falls, Hayden, and others there has been little to no mask requirements, except for the few chain businesses and corporations requiring them nationwide.
An assortment of mathematicians, modelers and sociologists at University of Idaho have been working since the spring to predict the spread of COVID-19 in rural communities. The Idaho Pandemic Modeling Group, part of UI’s Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation, makes models based on local data. The group has been working for supplemental funding attached to IMCI’s current National Institutes of Health grant.
The first two games of the 2020-2021 Idaho women’s basketball season have been canceled due to the number of available players on the rosters. The email from University of Idaho […]
University of Idaho Athletics events will not hold fans during the 2020-21 winter season due to Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s decision to move Idaho from Stage Three to Stage Two […]
Gov. Brad Little’s decision to move Idaho back into a modified Stage 2 of Idaho Rebounds has no impact on University of Idaho’s final week of in-person classes, according to […]