Andrew Kersten: a dean with CLASS
New dean opens up, life and hobbies Andrew Kersten, the new dean of University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, admits he’s a bit of a nerd.
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Clarifying questions
University of Idaho Faculty Senate Chair Marty Ytreberg wasted no time Tuesday addressing faculty member concerns about the university’s updated firearm policy.
Moscow makes the list
The nationally recognized living and lifestyle website Livability.com ranked Moscow No. 8 out of the 10 best college towns to live in — citing opportunities for creativity, social interaction and […]
ASB trips restructured — Changes made to ASB trips to encourage student involvement
ASB Volunteer Coordinator Natalie Magnus believes any student who wants to take a service trip should be given the opportunity. That’s why, Magnus said, the ASB service trips had to […]
UI water now safe to drink
The water on the University of Idaho campus is now safe to drink, according to Brian Johnson, assistant vice president for facilities. Slightly elevated chlorine levels prompted the University of Idaho […]
University of Idaho old school
A “kegger” in a residence hall on a Friday night was not an unusual occurrence on the University of Idaho campus in the early 1970s, said Dean of Students Bruce […]
Remembering ‘Art’ Taylor — UI staff member left big impact on UI, students, co-workers
From serving as tribal liaison to mentoring students at the Native American Student Center, Arthur Taylor was known for always welcoming people with a smile.
An alternative to stress — UI Meditation club helps relieve stress, improve health for students
Imagine a day that is free of worries and stress. You walk into a morning class and yesterday’s woes are not on your mind. Sitting in your seat, you practice […]
Starting the conversation — Dean of Students presents first draft of new student code of conduct
The University of Idaho student code of conduct was written in 1969. Now, 44 years later, Dean of Students Bruce Pitman said it’s time for an update — the largest […]
Losers Walk: a timeless tradition returns
Tradition isn’t planned. It doesn’t happen in the form of a scheduled event and if done right, it’ll emerge from thin air.