Lifehacks: April 1-7
What’s happening at UI this week?
We made it to April, Vandals! Celebrate Spring and the final months of the semester by attending some of these exciting activities and events happening on campus! Get outside and […]
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Broaden your worldview: UI’s study abroad program expanding horizons
Studying abroad may not be as complicated as you thought
Pursuing goals while working toward a degree and gaining rich cultural immersion experience isn’t impossible, although it does not have to be It may feel as if the world is […]
What students can expect from the Financial Aid Department after FAFSA delays
How UI is responding to late financial aid packages
‘Down for maintenance’ is what students have been receiving from the FAFSA page since late December when it opened for its ‘soft launch’, debuting its new form. The form must […]
A Night of Laughter and Music: The UI Music Department Presents Die Fledermaus
A Venetian opera with an absurd and daring charm
At 7:30 p.m. on both March 1 and 2, the UI Music Department will be performing “Die Fledermaus” in the Hartung Theatre. Tickets are free for students enrolled in the […]
UI researcher helps revise scientific guidelines regarding alcohol consumption
Researcher’s expertise on natal feeding will aid in revision of guidelines
Michelle “Shelley” McGuire, director of the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences at the University of Idaho has been named to a committee dedicated to reviewing scientific literature […]
Celebrate Black History Month at UI
Events and activities for Black History Month on campus
February is Black History month, and the University of Idaho has events and activities to celebrate and build community on campus. Black History month began being acknowledged in 1926 and […]
Honoring the past, embracing the future
One Year Later, the University of Idaho Community Prepares to Honor Fallen Students in vigil on Nov. 13
One year ago, on Nov. 13 four students from the University of Idaho – Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves – were murdered in the early hours […]
Our View: UI faculty should have paid parental leave
UI needs to go beyond the ground-level federal standard
Being an underpaid faculty member is hard. Worrying about how to afford a new family member is hard, too. Combine the two, and the situation is what faculty members with […]
Athena committee pushes for paid parental leave at UI
6 students are currently quarantining on campus with COVID-19 surge
Back for the spring semester, Faculty Senate discussed a proposal for paid parental leave for faculty and staff members and addressed the recent surge of COVID-19 cases. Parental leave UI […]
What is UI’s story as a land-grant institution?
Here is how UI functions as Idaho’s only land-grant university
When looking around the UI campus, it’s not hard to see the importance and emphasis the university puts on research. Walking to class, students might pass the JW Martin Lab, […]