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We all have something we do that we feel we just can’t live without. What is yours? Morning coffee? Calling a friend or parent every week? Checking social media every […]
Toward the end of 2019, President Trump approved raising the age for purchasing nicotine products to 21. Being a popular topic in the media for years, this was big news to hear.
University of Idaho has been tobacco-free since July 2016. While students still smoke, chew or vape elsewhere, the perceived notion of how many people are users is much higher than reality.
In Dec. 2019 President Donald Trump raised age limit for purchasing tobacco products from 18 to 21. Most Americans have felt no change, while in reality many have struggled with it.
On July 1, 2016, the University of Idaho became a tobacco free campus after a group of passionate students were examining the health and welfare of people on campus. Since […]
UI President Chuck Staben began discussing tobacco with a group of students in 2012 who wanted to pursue a tobacco-free policy at the university.
The University of Idaho is now a tobacco-free campus. The new tobacco policy went into effect in July and prohibits the use of all forms of tobacco on the main […]
Although University of Idaho President Chuck Staben stated his intention last year to have a new tobacco policy implemented by August 2015, no policy has been enforced to date. Instead […]
Tobacco groups look to gain support for their proposals While waiting for University of Idaho President Chuck Staben to make a decision regarding the proposed tobacco ban, both the Tobacco […]
What does tobacco-free mean to you? For many students at the University of Idaho, the term means cleaner air. For others, it simply means being able to live a long […]