University of Idaho Student Magazine
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 […]
Q: What is the program and how are you involved? A: It’s a graduate program for minorities and people who aren’t well represented in the academic sphere. I have to […]
Amanda* doesn’t buy groceries. Although she is not stressed for money, she said it is more of a matter of convenience. Instead, she would much rather spend money on books […]
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.
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 […]
It’s hard to comprehend why a tattered Depression-era farmhouse would house a world-class research institute. But that is the situation the University of Idaho’s Aquaculture Research Institute has found itself […]