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CLASS senior receives scholarship to research music in Mexico City

1 week ago | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

The keys to his future in music came from studying music from his past Senior Alexandro Aguilar came to University of Idaho in 2021 to study chemical engineering, but his enduring love of music, especially the Mexican folk music he grew up listening to in Payette, altered his course after only two weeks on campus.
University of Idaho senior performs at his final Jazz Festival

3 weeks ago | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

Given that senior Mason Oyler is involved in so many different aspects of music — he’s triple majoring in music education, music composition and instrumental performance (percussion) — it makes sense that he got started young. He, in fact, played the main stage at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival as an eighth grader. Now, Oyler, who’s been playing percussion instruments since fourth grade and piano (self-taught) since tenth grade, is set to play in his final Jazz Festival in April.
U of I prepares to reopen Prichard Art Gallery in new Moscow location

Jan 6, 2025 | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

Larger space will also include welcome center, retail areaAt first, Aaron Johnson was skeptical about the Prichard Art Gallery's new location. He’d only been in the building once before – and it didn’t produce fond memories. “I was there when it was the Moscow Police Department and had to pay a ticket,” said Johnson, an assistant professor in the College of Art and Architecture (CAA).
U of I helping new students thrive with Vandal Gateway Program

Nov 7, 2024 | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

Vandal Gateway Program sets new students up for successLike most freshmen, Jenna Partington left a lot behind when she first came to University of Idaho in fall 2023 – like her parents in Sacramento, California and her twin brother Patrick, who started college at San Francisco State University. But she chose to attend college in Moscow for a reason – she felt the presence of past family members who attended U of I calling her to join the Vandal Family.
Virtual fence ear tags for cattle must be light and small, student research shows

Nov 5, 2024 | uidaho.edu

Undergraduate researcher Emma Macon tested dozens of ear tags for weight, infection and mobility to find which was most feasible for virtual fence ear tags for cattle.
ECHO Idaho Bridges Gaps in Rural Addiction Care

Oct 30, 2024 | uidaho.edu | Cindy Miller

Inside the Lifeline ECHO Idaho Offers to Rural Health Care ProvidersStruggling with addiction in a remote town is not only isolating for those battling substance use disorders but also for the medical and mental health professionals attempting to treat them. Peg Gehring currently cares for 60 patients, each facing a variety of substance use disorders, in the rural town of Cottonwood.
Grad uses Idaho experience to create international basketball camps

Oct 30, 2024 | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

Grad uses Idaho experience to create international basketball campsAs he was getting ready to lace up his sneakers to play in his fourth Hoopfest 3-on-3 basketball tournament this summer, Ryan Collins ’22,’ 24 was disappointed to see his team wasn’t able to play on the Vandal court in downtown Spokane. But he didn’t let that affect his game. Collins has lived in nine U.S. states and two foreign countries – he has a knack for feeling at home wherever he happens to be.
U of I unveils the Vandal Healing Garden and Memorial

Oct 24, 2024 | uidaho.edu | David Jackson

Article by David Jackson, University Communications and MarketingPhotos by Garrett Britton, University of Idaho Visual Productions As students arrived on campus for the Fall 2024 semester, they discovered a new outdoor space designed to create peace and comfort. Next to the Physical Education Building (PEB), a looping concrete walkway lined with bright flowers and green trees leads visitors to a large steel memorial pavilion next to alcoves with wooden candleholders.
Jake Kilcup’s roller coaster journey

Oct 2, 2024 | uidaho.edu | David Silverberg

Architecture alum redefines roller coaster designsThe Golden Ticket Awards could be called the Oscars of the amusement park industry. In 2023, Jake Kilcup ’08, ’09, with his Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) team, accepted three trophies in Vienna, including the Best New Roller Coaster of 2023 award for ArieForce One at Fun Spot America Atlanta. “I enjoy rollercoasters, personally, thanks to the thrill and adrenaline rush,” he said.
U of I Center Helping Startup Food Packing Businesses Launch

Jul 19, 2024 | uidaho.edu | John O’Connell

Business is Humming at Zacca Hummus Thanks to Support from U of I FacilityJanine Zacca Zenner created a steady market for most of her father-in-law’s garbanzo bean crop while simultaneously bringing her mother’s family hummus recipe national fame thanks to a day-long University of Idaho class. Her Zacca Hummus is now stocked nationwide in hundreds of stores and is the brand of choice for the Greek and Mediterranean restaurant chain Gyro Shack.