Shared spaces — Greek life office moves to the Department of Student Involvement
In anticipation for more student involvement, the Greek life office has moved to the Department of Student Involvement (DSI) space on the third floor of the Commons.
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Unconventional on-campus living — Steel House offers UI students an alternative option to traditional campus housing and Greek life
Allyson Schwartz, a University of Idaho sophomore, needed an environment that offered privacy, as well as an opportunity to socialize, which she was able find in Steel House.
A group project — Working with others may be difficult, but it is necessary
In high school, I hated group projects. A chronic over-achiever, I only ever trusted myself to get the assigned work done to the high standards I wanted to reach, so […]
The continued promotion of peace — UI’s 70th annual Borah Symposium to focus on push for nationalization in a globalized world
For 70 years, the University of Idaho Borah Symposium has worked to promote the continuation of Idaho Sen. William Borah’s vision for peace through a variety of on-campus events that […]
Copy coyote – Four dead coyotes were found on Greek properties
Four coyotes were reported dead, lying in front of three sorority houses and one fraternity on University of Idaho’s Greek Row Feb. 10. Corporal Casey Green, liaison officer of UI […]
Feeding the soul
Alex Gamble hasn’t always loved art. In fact, during high school, he took a graphic design class and hated it. Ironically, Gamble said he now studies the very subject he […]
Tri Hop philanthropy event raises $2,200 for children”s hospital
Loud pop music blasting through Greek Row is a common occurrence. On Wednesday, the night”s music was blasting from Delta Delta Delta sorority (Tri-Delta) as an audible advertisement for the […]
Slow but successful, Turtle Derby continues to raise funds, awareness for ALS 58 years later
Kathy Combo said when she was a University of Idaho student, watching the Phi Delta Theta Turtle Derby was one of her favorite things to do with her parents when […]
One inch at a time – Greek Week speaker encourages students to pursue an authentic life
The roar of student voices echoed through the International Ballroom as more and more students filtered in and took their seats for the University of Idaho Greek Week State of […]
Two years and going strong – The Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity brings academics, service to the Greek system
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity has been on campus for two years and is now a house of 36 men. Many of the members living in the house are founding fathers […]