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On Wednesday, Dec. 4, students, professors and friends gathered in the Brink faculty lounge to celebrate the official launch of “brink.,” the latest undergraduate student magazine produced by UI’s English […]
The ninth Faculty Senate meeting of this semester was held on Oct. 8 over Zoom. A resolution was introduced regarding the Class Schedule tool by Steve Shook, a professor from […]
Despite an upward trend in enrollment at the University of Idaho, an enrollment cliff has been rippling throughout the country and is set to hit Pacific Northwestern schools in 2025. […]
On Friday, Sept. 13, more than 20 people gathered at the Living Learning Community (LLC) Courtyard for a swing dancing event. The event ran from 8:30 to 10 p.m., welcoming […]
The University of Idaho is seeking to acquire University of Phoenix in order to survive the potential 2025 enrollment cliff. In February of this year, University of Phoenix sellers approached […]
This past legislative session has shown just how poorly the Idaho legislature represents its constituents. Three bills in particular showed students in Idaho that they are not represented in the […]
With summer ending, students are returning to campus, and classes are starting again. There are a few places new students should know about. Apart from the buildings where classes are […]
Gold, silver, red, blue and additional options, parking is a source of pain for many at the University of Idaho. One of the issues that many students face is not […]
College is an interesting step in life for many, and the first real decision many students make. Taking your future in your hands and deciding where you’d like to spend […]
On Wednesday, Cadet Maria Keilman received the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement. Cadet Keilman is one of 70 recipients across all Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC programs. […]