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Holly Kim, a University of Idaho master’s student, is leading an online petition and planning a protest against UI’s fall reopening strategy. The protest is planned to coincide with an […]
Talks with Torrey is a biweekly question and answer-based Zoom call hosted by University of Idaho Interim Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence. In this series, we summarize the […]
After a summer of meeting with coaches over Zoom, University of Idaho football players began walk-throughs and team meetings on July 24. As the 2020 fall season creeps closer, student-athletes […]
The COVID-19 pandemic influences all parts of life at the University of Idaho. We interviewed faculty and staff across the university to learn more about plans for fall 2020 and broke it […]
While many universities and colleges have announced plans for remote instruction this fall, University of Idaho administration maintains their decision to hold classes in-person. But with COVID-19 still impacting the U.S., it’s crucial we keep the health and wellness of our communities in mind. Last semester, UI shifted to online-only […]
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 […]
Colleges across the U.S. are adjusting athletic schedules and guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here’s what we know about University of Idaho fall sports. General information Upon arriving in Moscow, each student must self-isolate […]
UI will still require full-time first year students to live in organized on-campus living for the upcoming academic year, according to the Dean of Student’s Office. COVID-19 has spun the […]
The University of Idaho experienced pushback from students and staff, faculty and community members in recent weeks as the finer details of its reopening plan for in-person teaching were revealed. UI plans to reopen approximately 75% of classes in person this fall. […]
Washington State University Pullman will hold all undergraduate classes for the upcoming semester remotely, with limited exceptions, according to an email sent by WSU President Kirk Schulz, Provost and Executive Vice President Elizabeth Chilton and […]