Making Strides in Tissue Engineering
A biological engineering assistant professor and his team of student researchers are using stem cells to build a better tendon.
Here We Have Idaho
From rocket ships to research, check out all the ways Vandals are leaving their mark on the solar system in this issue of UI’s magazine.
Fit to Serve
Biological engineering graduate Christina Gibbs stays busy feeding the homeless, fighting wildfires and preparing for medical school.
Refugee Brothers Thrive at UI
Patrick and George Ngalamulume hope to give back to the country that took them in.
Dream of Dance Realized
Exercise science and dance are complementary degrees for UI graduate Lauren Smith.
At Home in Idaho
Saudi Arabian student says University of Idaho offers welcoming, safe environment for students from around the world.
Shoot for the Stars
Undergraduate research team using NASA grant and high-altitude balloons to study space from Earth.
Vandals in Focus
Explore the adventures of UI’s undergraduate researchers through the pens and lenses of their fellow UI students.
The Beauty of Science
When UI artists and scientists collaborate, the results bring research to life.
The Students and the Swarm
Undergraduates from across disciplines team up to bring evolution to video games.
Vandals in Space
UI researchers are part of game-changing discoveries across our solar system.
What Cassini Can Teach Us
UI physicists have spent years studying Saturn. Their eye on the planet is about to crash into its atmosphere, but the discoveries will continue.
Turning Point
UI alumnus Jeff Ashby sees a new future opening up as private companies push boundaries of space travel.
One Hundred Years Hence
Astronaut and UI alumnus John Herrington believes in the ability of one individual to influence change.