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Dynamic Promo
Dynamic promos are a photo with an action: They take you to another part of the website. Dynamic promos are used on the university and college websites (known as “iMax” promos) and on interior sites (“standard” promos).
All dynamic promos should contain a brief (three- to five-word) headline written in title case, and a short sentence that gives more context for the content. Buttons should give a brief, clear call to action, such as “Read more” for articles, “Learn more” for content websites,” “Apply” or “Give,” etc. Avoid long button titles, such as “Learn more about this research.”
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Wanderers
Wanderers is a vision of humanity's expansion into the Solar System, based on scientific ideas and concepts.
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Visit the Moscow campus and see all that the University of Idaho has to offer!
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The beautiful campus is located in Moscow, Idaho, near the Idaho/Washington border. Getting here is easy:
- By car – The University of Idaho is located on the Washington and Idaho border: University of Idaho Main Campus 709 S. Deakin St. Moscow, ID 83844
- By air – Area airports include Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport, Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport and Spokane International Airport. Cars can be rented at each of these airports.
- By bus – Greyhound Lines provides bus service to Moscow.
Make hotel reservations for your family for the start of school. Accommodations fill up fast!
In addition to your personal and room items, be sure to bring your own office and school supplies. If you don’t have a computer, remember all students have free access to the 15+ computer labs on campus.
Pets (except fish) are not allowed in the residence halls. Halogen lamps and cooking equipment, other than microwaves (limited to 800 watts), also are not allowed in the residence halls. Microwave/refrigerator combination units are provided in all residence hall rooms.
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RSS Feed
RSS feeds are powered of the U of I’s news engine, which manages content for newsletters such as the Daily Register. It feeds off a tagging structure. Most departments and units have content tags. If you are interested in having a news RSS feed for your department, contact your Web team member.
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New U of I Research Published on Idahoans’ Climate Change Attitudes
Posted 11/20/2019 12:00:00 AM
Dilshani Sarathchandra and Kristin Haltinner, faculty in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, have published a new article titled "Trust/Distrust Judgments and Perceptions of Climate Science: A Research Note on Skeptics' Rationalizations," in the journal Public Understanding of Science. The study uses interviews with residents of Idaho who identify as skeptical of climate change to examine how they rationalize their doubts about climate science and scientists. Read more
Mitch Gibbs Awarded First Berry International Jazz Collections Fellowship
Posted 11/15/2019 11:06:00 PM
The University of Idaho Library has awarded Mitch Gibbs, a senior majoring in music education from Snohomish, Washington, the Berry International Jazz Collections Fellowship. This student fellowship consists of a $4,000 stipend and an additional $500 in research funds. Read more
Sharma to Study Chinese Language in Nepal
Posted 11/13/2019 12:52:00 AM
Assistant Professor of English Bal Krishna Sharma has been awarded a $5,000 University of Idaho Confucius Institute Faculty Fellows Small Grant to conduct research in language ecology in Nepal. Sharma will travel to Kathmandu over winter break to study the cultural and linguistic effects of China's Belt and Road Initiative in Nepal. This project is an extension of Sharma's continuing research on the spread and use of global languages and their impacts on the local linguistic ecology in Nepal. Read more
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Our Campus and the Moon
The sky is the limit only for those who aren't afraid to fly right now!
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1 of 9: The NR 101 Experience
Spend your first semester outdoors in our Exploring Natural Resources course.
2 of 9: Great Balls of Fire
U of I master’s student first to pilot fire-deploying drone to combat wildfire
3 of 9: Searching Peaks for Pika
Student Delves into Climate Change Effects on Alaska Pika
4 of 9: Answers from African Antelope
Student field work in Africa asks questions about antelope diets
5 of 9: Live in CNR House
Join a community that shares your love of the outdoors
6 of 9: Raising a Phoenix
Researchers Suggest Prescribed Burns May Help Spotted Owl Recovery
7 of 9: Wildlife Education by Tweet
Sophie Gilbert uses social media and film to reach wide audiences
8 of 9: Making a Difference with Reforestation
Gabrielle Harden’s research experience in Togo, Africa, helped her learn about herself.
9 of 9: Less Fuel for the Fire
Water Resources alumnus studies fire-resilient forests.