We’re in This Together
Engineering leads community efforts to boost production of equipment for area medical staff.
Hungry, Hungry Caddisflies
Goldwater Scholar Studies Lake Coeur d’Alene Health
A New Type of Production
U of I’s Costume Shop Sews Masks for Local Medical Professionals
From Farm to Table
U of I Dairy Partners Close to Home
A Swimming Recovery
Researchers Use Aquaculture to Save Burbot
COVID-19 & Breastfeeding
Researchers recruit women with virus to study transmission of COVID-19 through breast milk.
The Vandal Theory Podcast
Special Season of the Podcast Explores COVID-19-Related Topics
University of Idaho News
First Wood Column Set as ICCU Arena Takes Shape at U of I
Posted 6/2/2020 3:00:00 PM
MOSCOW, Idaho — June 2, 2020 — A 90-ton crane sits just outside the concrete footprint of what will be the Idaho Central Credit Union Arena on the University of Idaho Moscow campus. Read more
Join the NSF CAREER Proposal Conversation Group
Posted 5/1/2020 10:42:00 PM
The Research and Faculty Development team has announced the U of I National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Proposal Conversation Group for individuals working on — or planning — an NSF CAREER proposal. The group will help keep individuals on track with proposal development; allow participants to ask questions and brainstorm ideas, issues and solutions with peers and the team; and access proposal development resources and guides. Read more
Coping With Change — With A Trial Run
Posted 5/1/2020 5:10:00 PM
This article was written by Tony Murillo and published in Lewiston Tribune, May 1, 2020: Hunkering down from the coronavirus has been tough for most students. Read more
Western U.S. Will Face Farming Challenges as Snow Falls as Rain
Posted 5/21/2020 9:45:00 PM
In some regions, warming from climate change is causing precipitation to fall as rain instead of snow. It is also altering the timing of snowmelt to shift and become out of synch with irrigation demands for agriculture. John Abatzoglou — from the Department of Geography — and his colleagues looked at how snowmelt affects food production and how changes in snowmelt may threaten food production in irrigated regions globally. Read more
Kathleen Marie Clayton-Wonderlich
Posted 5/14/2020 11:32:00 PM
Kathleen Marie Clayton-Wonderlich passed away on Saturday, April 18. Clayton-Wonderlich was a resident of Nampa at the time of passing and was an employee of the University of Idaho for many years before retirement. Read more