Eclipse 2017
Moscow High School group offers sky-high view of rare event.
Here We Have Idaho
From rocket ships to research, check out all the ways Vandals are leaving their mark on the solar system in this issue of UI’s magazine.
Idaho Space Grant
UI’s Susie Johnson wants to make Idaho a leader in space research.
Screen on the Green Film Series
Enjoy free blockbusters on the Tower Lawn June 15 through Aug. 24.
Vandals in Space
UI researchers are part of game-changing discoveries across our solar system.
‘Make a Difference’
CLASS alumnus, former Gov. Dirk Kempthorne honored for his lifetime of service
Shoot for the Stars
TATERTOTS team uses high-altitude balloons to learn about Mars from Earth.
Summer of Science Returns to Moscow Farmers Market
Free activities downtown and on campus help children have fun while learning basic science skills.
Upward Bound
UI program ignites interest in STEM with space-themed curriculum.
Q&A with Jeff Ashby
Blue Origin employee, former astronaut talks about privatizing space.
Project Will Restore and Protect Historic Admin Building
$2.3 million renovation will address safety issues in foyer and repair exterior masonry.
College of Education and IRIC Projects Earn LEED Honor
Facilities are first two buildings at UI to be awarded Gold status for sustainable design.
University of Idaho News
News Releases
UI Boise Hosts Coding Summer Camp for Students and Teachers
Posted Thu, 22 Jun 2017 13:13:00 -0700
BOISE — The University of Idaho Boise is hosting its second year of STEM-focused summer camps in Nampa through the DIG'nIT program, an initiative aimed to increase awareness and interest in science and technology. A group of teachers and middle school students will receive training and explore the growing field of computer programing and coding during the weeklong summer camp in mid-July. Read moreFaculty and Staff
Help UI Win the Forbes #MyTopCollege Challenge
Posted Thu, 22 Jun 2017 15:59:00 -0700
It's great to be a Vandal, so let's help spread the world. Share your Vandal story on Twitter and Instagram using the @uidaho handle and #MyTopCollege. You could help UI win this summer's Forbes crown for the buzz-worthiest school spirit. Make sure to keep your profile open. We'll sweeten the deal by entering all participants in a drawing for a pair of Vandal camp chairs.Read more
UI in the News
A Career of Spreading Appreciation, Not Just Music
Posted Tue, 20 Jun 2017 01:00:00 -0700
After 30 years leading the University of Idaho's Auditorium Chamber Music Series, Mary DuPree is ready to venture into something new — retirement. But retirement doesn't mean DuPree is going to step away from community outreach. She now leads the Palouse chapter of the Citizen's Climate Lobby. The 72-year-old first moved to Moscow in 1971 when she was offered a job to teach music at the UI. As a musicologist, she focuses on music through the lens of history, theory and aesthetics, she said. Read moreKudos & Acknowledgements
Russell Meeuf Releases Two New Books
Posted Thu, 22 Jun 2017 12:35:00 -0700
Russell Meeuf, an associate professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Media, published two new books this spring on popular culture and film history.Read more
Memoriam
Beloved Idaho Folksinger Rosalie Sorrels Dies
Posted Mon, 12 Jun 2017 15:29:00 -0700
Rosalie Sorrels — an Idaho singer, songwriter, storyteller and folk music legend with a career that spanned more than 50 years — died late Sunday night at her daughter Holly Marizu’s home in Reno, where Sorrels lived for the past two and a half years.Read more