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Bottled History

Solving Archaeological Mysteries

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Yanira Saldana works on a drafting project.

Energizing Affordable Housing

Junior Brings Fresh Perspective to Architecture

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Sparking a Discussion

Climate change increases the fire risk in Idaho.

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The Marching Band leads the Homecoming parade through downtown Moscow.

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Fueling Firefighters, Stopping Fatigue

Research Hits Home for U of I Professor

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Fiber Optics Company Donates to UI Cybersecurity Center

UI thanks local broadband fiber provider Fatbeam.

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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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Peering at Saturn’s Largest Moon

A team of scientists, including University of Idaho astrophysicist Jason Barnes, have spotted dust storms on Titan.

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Insight on Immigration

Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff will discuss immigration during the annual Sherman J. Bellwood Lecture Oct. 23-24 in Boise and Moscow.

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$20 Million Award Focuses on Ecosystem Research

U of I is sharing in a five-year award from the National Science Foundation to support research into how rainbow trout and sagebrush adjust to changing environments.

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Newly Refreshed Website and Expanded Brand Toolkit Live

Dozens of templates and resources are now available to help U of I employees create beautiful, branded university materials quickly and easily.

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‘Tuscany of America’

The Wall Street Journal calls the Palouse, its community and its landscapes “an easy place to fall in love with."

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