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Chuck Staben, University of Idaho President

Ghanaian University of Idaho MFA Sculptor Martin Nyarko poses with his art fashioned from aluminum cans

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President Chuck Staben is on campus and ready to build on the university’s foundation and lead students, staff and faculty forward.

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Weaving Art and Culture

Master of Fine Arts student Martin Nyarko creates Kente clothing from soda cans, highlighting his African roots.

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News & Events
- Tribal Relations Exec. Dir. Named
  The University of Idaho has appointed Yolanda Bisbee as the executive director of Tribal Relations. She will begin her appointment June 22, 2014.
Future Students
- Sneak a peek at Idaho | April 25
  At this campus visit event, high school sophomores and juniors enjoy an exclusive look at what the University of Idaho has to offer.
- Is Summer Session right for you?
  Summer is the perfect time to make headway on your degree, take that difficult course you've been putting off, or lighten your load in future semesters.
Inspiring Futures
- Leading Education & Research
  With a $1 million gift, the Micron Technology Foundation creates an endowed professorship in microelectronics in the UI College of Engineering.
- Exploring New Frontiers
  Former NASA astronaut John Herrington discovers the transformative power of educational leadership.
- The Sound of Inspiration
  Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival artistic director John Clayton discusses the student impact of this annual celebration.