More than a football team
UI graduates earn more money than BSU graduates, and it’s obvious why Boise State may have a successful football program, but the University of Idaho can boast successful graduates capable […]
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Universities respond differently
UI officials held off sending Vandal Alert Saturday, review to follow As Palouse residents slowly started to learn about the Moscow shootings on Saturday afternoon, the University of Idaho and […]
Legitimacy of student support draws concern
Written by Amber Emery and Ryan Tarinelli A difference of 11 votes is enough community support to move forward with the implementation of a tobacco ban on the University of Idaho […]
Student clubs show opposition to tobacco ban
Written by Amber Emery and Ryan Tarinelli Hundreds of comments from students showing support and opposition for the proposed tobacco-free policy were written on the Free Speech Wall. Located between the […]
High school students and zombie bridges
UI to hold Women’s Engineering Day Only 18.4 percent of students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in engineering are women according to a 2011 study by Brian Yoder, the director of […]
Homecoming secrets — The dark secret behind Homecoming Court
The warmth of the pumpkin spice latte reminded Elsa of everything she loved about fall. Two hours to kill before Biology, so she decided to meander along to the Arboretum […]
Plan to expand
Increasing enrollment, key to UI’s success From enrollment shortfalls to a lack of state funding, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben said he knew coming into the position he would face […]
Reaching Greeks
Greek changes should have come with greater transparency, communication Communication with students seems to be an annual struggle for the University of Idaho. The latest communication failure comes with policy […]
Double trouble
Pease twins propel Idaho Soccer Twins are nothing new in the world of college sports. Stanford had the Lopez twins, Kansas had the Morris twins and now Idaho has the […]
Struggles and strengths
Panel event to highlight students with disabilities Going to class is hard. Comprehending material can be challenging. Extending beyond personal comfort zones to become a student leader or thriving citizen […]