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A student takes a photo on her iPhone in the renovated Albertson Building basement.
A student takes a photo on her iPhone in the renovated Albertson Building basement.

A Space of Their Own

A Redesign – By Students, For Students

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Jaap Vos
Jaap Vos

The Classroom Evolves

New Technology Offers More Virtual Engagement

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An illustration of tractors on a farm.

A Growing Concern

Understanding the Impact of Climate Change

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Students perform on the main stage at the Jazz Festival.

Live on Stage

Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Returns Feb. 22-23

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2019 U of I Basketball

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University of Idaho student Bishal Thapa has overcome change and uncertainty to prosper as an agricultural education and biological engineering student in Moscow, Idaho — 7,000 miles from his home in Nepal
University of Idaho student Bishal Thapa has overcome change and uncertainty to prosper as an agricultural education and biological engineering student in Moscow, Idaho — 7,000 miles from his home in Nepal

Changing Perceptions

U of I Becomes a Second Home

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The Catfish drone floats in the waters of Lake Coeur d'Alene.

Here We Have Idaho

Fall 2018 Issue – Big Ideas that Start with Vandals

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Sneak Peek

A special event for sophomores and juniors in high school to get their first view of U of I.

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Prospective Students

Ready to start looking for a college? Thousands of others have chosen U of I for their next adventure; find out why.

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U&I Give

U&I Give

U of I has launched a crowdfunding platform to aid student-led projects, programs and other learning opportunities.

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Opening Global Opportunities for Future Students

Recent international studies alum creates scholarship so students can have similar life-changing experiences

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Bob Costi

Recruiting on Vacation

Volunteer recruiter, Bob Costi '73, stops by high schools and businesses — and set up a scholarship — to get students to the U of I campus.

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Hard Work — An Engineer’s Story

Schellenger Scholarship in Engineering helps make balancing degree and full-time job easier for mechanical engineering senior Titus Hansen.

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Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Feb. 22-23

Evening shows will not only feature world-renowned jazz artists but also highlight daytime student competition winners on the festival’s main stage.

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Ty-Ron Douglas

Black History Month Keynote is 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27

Ty-Ron Douglas, an author and academic, will present “Empowerment Through Identity Development.”

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Calling In the Next President

Vandals statewide are engaged in recruiting the 19th president of the University of Idaho.

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Center for Resilient Communities Visions for the Future

Landscape Architecture Students, Researchers Help Idaho’s Magic Valley Remain Resilient

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