University of Idaho Student Magazine
Salmon play a hugely important role in Idaho’s ecosystem. There are several different species that inhabit the rivers of Idaho, but one in particular stands out. The Chinook salmon is […]
Q: Can you tell me about your research and how it got started? A: When I first started at the University of Idaho, I got involved in a program called […]
The snow piles up on Moscow city sidewalks. Cars drive by, splashing dirty slush as they pass. Meanwhile, Logan Heflin sits outside city hall, an umbrella in hand and a […]
Taylor Eddleston stands in the middle of a black rubber floor, surrounded by snow white walls and a low hanging ceiling. Bright fluorescent light floods the room. Despite the sterile […]
Delaney Fitzgerald likes to think of her chosen career path as a superpower — a power many other women her age are also working toward. The University of Idaho third-year […]
Despite being a woman in both math and science, Elyce Gosselin, a world traveler and researcher, said she never felt uncomfortable in her departments.
Silas Whitley’s hobby of brewing his own beer started when his mom began homebrewing around three years ago. Whitley originally began with wine, but his attempts failed. He switched over […]
As rain pours down outside, some teams are getting ready to start practice. They stretch and begin the routine to better their bodies. These teams, ready to train despite the […]
The oldest known prosthesis was a non-functioning toe, discovered in a tomb from Ancient Egypt. Since then, prosthetic technology has made incredible breakthroughs. But, even with the progress of technology, […]
Not everyone with autism is the same. “Remember this, if you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism. Don’t think that (if) you’ve just met one […]