Win for students – Idaho governor to prioritize education
In his State of the State Address earlier this month, Idaho Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter laid out plans to help students with tuition costs. ASUI lobbyist Nate Fisher said Otter”s […]
Tag: education
Fundraising through priorities
First advancement candidate visits campus With five kids out of the house and much of his career spent in the Southeast, Ron Dempsey is looking for a change of scenery. “We […]
A practical investment
New trading room offers valuable experience for business students For a program that has produced so many success stories, the recent upgrade to the Barker Capital Management and Trading Program […]
Inebriation education
UI community to focus on alcohol harm reduction Most University of Idaho students have never thought about attending a house party in the President’s executive residence on Nez Perce Drive […]
‘We’re all connected’
Idaho alumna raising money to repaint education in Republic of Georgia The decrepit building is from the early 1900s and looks more like a prison than a school. Blank walls […]
A helping hand for health
Health coordinator reaches out to students, shares knowledge According to Virginia Solan, coordinator of violence prevention programs, the current University of Idaho Vandal Health Education coordinator embodies the qualities necessary […]
A ‘major’ event
CLASS to host event for students to learn more about majors The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) will hold a majors fair Thursday from 10 a.m. to […]
Funding your education
Students should fill out FASFA, look into other financial aid options Tuition and fees at the University of Idaho have nearly doubled in the past decade, increasing the burden on […]
With great sex comes great responsibility
Sexual Responsibility Week promotes safety, mutual respect Josie Bryan, an intern for Vandal Health Education, said Sexual Responsibility Week is about much more than using contraceptives, although safety is incredibly […]
Dual credit dollars
Bill introduced to reward high school students prepped for college BOISE — The House Education Committee decided Wednesday to allow a hearing on a bill that would reward high school […]