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UI has seen improved enrollment numbers this semester compared to the prior 2020 fall semester, with increased numbers in almost all categories. Though the pandemic continues to affect the daily lives of the students, faculty and staff at […]
University of Idaho experienced a 4.7% increase overall in enrollment this fall, with the highest enrollment increase being in undergraduate and non-Idaho residents. This year held the largest freshman class the university has […]
On Tuesday, University of Idaho Faculty Senate discussed plans to leave Blackboard Learn, as well as enrollment, COVID-19 and Title IX. The plan to leave Blackboard Learn comes with a […]
There are multiple explanations answering why international student enrollment has declined during this academic year. COVID-19, additional costs and travel bans all pose barriers to those looking to study abroad. […]
The University of Idaho’s signature recruitment event, UIdaho Bound, has been moved online for the spring. This summer’s events are still scheduled in person for the time being. The decision […]
The University of Idaho will have a large surplus this year to help the institution through enrollment losses, state funding holds and other budget cuts, according to statements from the university budget and planning staff during a Tuesday Faculty Senate meeting.
In Fall 2019, 11,926 students were enrolled at the University of Idaho. This semester, that number is down 9.5%, with 10,791 students enrolled. An email from UI President C. Scott […]
A decade ago, former University of Idaho President M. Duane Nellis set a goal for the university’s enrollment: 16,000 students by fall 2020.
A few months ago, University of Idaho officials expressed concerns about the effect COVID-19 could have on enrollment. Now, it seems the impact may not be as bad as they worried. Despite the abrupt transition to online […]
Cars filled to the brim with hopeful new Vandals drive past bright green hills as they embark
on their first year of college life. They arrive at the University of Idaho and eagerly unpack their
bags, preparing for whatever college has in store for them. From Greek Life to the residence halls and off- campus housing, students learn what their time at UI will mean. While they adjust to their academic lives, students must similarly adjust to changes in UI’s General Education Budget in face of the $22 million deficit.