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University of Idaho graduates will be able to hear the cheers of their loved ones and fellow Vandals echo throughout the Kibbie Dome May 15-16 during in-person commencement ceremonies. Graduates […]
The transition to Associated Students University of Idaho’s new elected leaders is underway. ASUI President and Vice President-elect Kallyn Mai and Katie Hettinga will replace current President Lauren Carlsen and […]
Associated Students University of Idaho introduced a resolution Wednesday expressing disapproval of recent legislative passages within the Idaho Legislature. The resolution details the impact several recently passed bills in the […]
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate passed two separate polices, both of which will implement changes to standing committees at the university, the Admissions Committee and the Committee on Promotion […]
Panelists at a Diverse Dialogue Series, hosted by the University of Idaho, discussed their experiences with being deadnamed and misgendered, and the impacts these transgressions can have on transgender individuals. Associate professor of sociology Kristin Haltinner opened the evening’s dialogue with a […]
The University Post Office will be relocating June 30 within a mile of their current location. A loss of lease agreement in its current facility triggered the move, according to […]
Sydney Freeman Jr. recently became the first African American man who is a descendent of slaves to be promoted to the rank of full professor at the University of Idaho. […]
Society’s reception of news is changing at what seems like supersonic speeds and news outlets have struggled to keep up for years. The digital era has only served to widen […]
Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed House Bill 135 and Senate Bill 1136, legislation curbing his power in emergency situations, with support from two former governors. The bills from the Idaho Legislature sought to limit the power of the governor in emergency situations and provide the state’s legislature with more influence over disaster […]
At the University of Idaho’s latest Black Lives Matter Speaker Series, guest speaker Claudia Allen selected prominent figures across past and present social movements to examine how they used language to bring about meaningful change. From the civil rights movement to the BLM movement, Allen detailed how leaders’ approaches to language have differed, ultimately playing a role in their pursuits of racial justice. Allen, […]