Teaching Ceramics in the World's Top Pottery Country
Posted: Thursday, March 5 2009
March 5, 2009 Written by Amy Huddleston MOSCOW, Idaho – China’s roots in the ceramic arts are strong and deep. For thousands of years, Chinese artisans have developed and mastered techniques and artistry that has set the standard of excellence in ceramics throughout the world. To teach ceramics in this country, one must truly be a master of the art form. Ceramics have been Joe Zeller's passio...
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New Art and Architecture Interdisciplinary Studio Complex Features Regenerative Approach
Posted: Thursday, April 2 2009
April 2, 2009 Written by Joni Kirk New Art and Architecture Interdisciplinary Studio Complex Features Regenerative Approach MOSCOW, Idaho – The College of Art and Architecture at the University of Idaho is in the planning phase of a new Interdisciplinary Studio Complex, which will provide a rich, multi-faceted approach to learning. According to Dean Mark Hoversten, the complex will include...
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Idaho Student Takes First in National Woodworking Competition
Posted: Friday, July 24 2009
July 24, 2009 Note to Media: Mahic is pronounced "Mah-hitch" MOSCOW, Idaho – Alen Mahic, a University of Idaho student from Boise, has captured the first place award in the chair portion of Fresh Wood, a national student woodworking competition. Mahic designed and built the chair, entitled "Cinnamon Roll," while completing his bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture this spring. Made...
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Mark Klett and Peter Vincent photography at Prichard Art Gallery Aug. 19-Oct. 11
Posted: Friday, July 31 2009
July 31, 2009 Written by Marnie Driflot MOSCOW, Idaho – Combining photography of hot rods and contemporary landscapes, the University of Idaho Prichard Art Gallery will exhibit Mark Klett's "Selected Landscapes" and Peter Vincent's "Bonneville and Beyond" Aug. 19 - Oct. 11. An opening reception for the exhibit will take place 5-8 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 28. ...
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Second Life Connects Idaho Educators for Larger Learning Network
Posted: Tuesday, August 18 2009
Aug. 18, 2009 Written by Joni Kirk MOSCOW, Idaho – When University of Idaho graduate student Nichole Scott struggled with the classroom sound system during a recent class presentation, accounting instructor KD Hatheway-Dial quickly walked to the podium to provide some technical assistance. It all seemed fairly straightforward and natural for a classroom setting. However, Hatheway-Dial's clas...
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University Interdisciplinary Colloquium
Tuesday, November 3 2009 at 12:30 PM
Anne Marshall, architecture and interior design, will present "Constructing Tribal Architectures in Native American Communities." Idaho Commons, Whitewater Room.
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Ridenbaugh Haunted House
Saturday, October 17 2009 at 7:00 PM
Follow the lighted pumpkin path into the corner of Ridenbaugh Hall at the corner of Blake Ave. and Nez Perce Dr. for this community service project to benefit Moscow Food Bank. The event, now more than a decade strong, is a collaborate effort of music students at the University of Idaho and sponsored by student music fraternities Phi Mu Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota, with additional leadership from t...
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Keeping the Tradition Alive: 100 Years of Homecoming at Idaho
Posted: Tuesday, September 29 2009
MOSCOW, Idaho – When the University of Idaho celebrates homecoming Oct. 25-31, the week takes on a special meaning. "We're celebrating 100 years of homecoming with the theme 'Keeping the Tradition: Centennial Edition,'" said Anna Marie Limbaugh, 2009 Homecoming chair. A great deal has changed at the University of Idaho in the last 100 years: the former farmland has been developed into a tree-c...
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Scaring Up Donations for the Local Food Bank: A Terrifying, Titillating Ridenbaugh Haunted House Experience, Oct. 17
Posted: Thursday, October 1 2009
Written by Donna Emert  MOSCOW, Idaho – Great Halloween events offer the best of both worlds. The Ridenbaugh Haunted House experience is one of those, providing kids and their parents a titillating brush with the spirit world, and an up-close look at one of the nation’s historic landmarks. This best-of-both-worlds scenario has another valuable facet: admission to Ridenb...
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University of Idaho Submits Midyear Budget Holdback Plan to State
Posted: Monday, October 12 2009
MOSCOW, Idaho – In a letter to faculty, staff and students statewide today, University of Idaho President Duane Nellis outlined the institution's midyear budget holdback plan. The plan came after meetings with university executive staff, faculty, staff, student and other leadership constituent groups, and from internal economic and budget modeling. Under the plan, the university, which...
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