U of I Experts Available to Discuss Climate Variability in Agribusiness
U of I has compiled its climate change research and experts on a centralized website.
Land Purchase Paves Way for U of I Research Dairy
A plan to create the nation’s largest research dairy advanced with the Idaho State Board of Education’s vote.
National Academy of Sciences Member Jim Bull to Join U of I Faculty
Evolutionary biologist Jim Bull will be the first NAS member affiliated with an educational institution in Idaho.
U of I College of Law Launches Digital Research Repository
The repository serves as the only online source for Idaho Supreme Court records and briefs as well as other legal documents.
Endowment Lands Contribute More Than $500 to Idaho’s Economy
Endowment lands produce revenues for beneficiaries in a variety of ways.
U of I Joins Association Effort Addressing Retention and Graduation
U of I has already implemented a number of measures to ensure every student who comes to U of I can graduate.
University of Idaho News
Youth Water Summit Draws Nearly 500 High School Students to Coeur d’Alene
Posted 5/17/2019 5:20:00 PM
Summer Break Parking Enforcement
Posted 5/3/2019 10:12:00 PM
Parking and Transportation Services would like to remind the Vandal community of summer parking regulations on campus, and wish everyone a wonderful summer break — May 12 through Aug. 25. Read more
New U of I Specialist Wants to Elevate Manure’s Profile
Posted 5/7/2019 3:33:00 PM
This article was written and photographed by Carol Ryan Dumas and published in the Capital Press on Tuesday, May 7, 2019. The University of Idaho’s newest nutrient and waste management specialist, Linda Schott, grew up in rural Iowa, but she didn’t consider a career in agricultural until graduating from high school. Read more
CEHHS's Julie Amador Featured in NSF's STEM Video Showcase
Posted 5/13/2019 11:02:00 PM
Julie Amador, associate professor of mathematics education at U of I, will be featured in the 2019 STEM for All Video Showcase funded by the National Science Foundation. The event is being held online May 13-20. The presentation, "SyncOn," looks at a synchronous online model to support middle grade mathematics teachers. The project was funded by the National Science Foundation. Read more
Maxine (Max) Dakins
Posted 3/7/2019 9:35:00 PM
Maxine (Max) Dakins, a tenured professor in the College of Natural Resources, passed away March 6, 2019. Max was well-known for her passion for helping students achieve their goals. She was especially adept at supporting and guiding nontraditional students as they faced their fears of returning to college and became successful students. Max’s belief that people should define their own self of success earned her great respect from students, staff and faculty. Read more