Philanthropists Tom Alberg and Judi Beck's $3.3 million gift will allow the University to attract
and retain the finest faculty members through
its first fully-funded endowed chair, student fellowships, facilities and more.
Biology professor Luke Harmon helps develop a website that brings the tree of life to life. OneZoom allows anyone to explore the connections among thousands of species and can help scientists as they seek to better understand life on Earth.
Read more →College of Engineering students team up with the Sound of Idaho to create a one-of-a-kind marching band super star.
Learn More →Internationally renowned polar bear expert and alum Steven Amstrup advocates for Arctic’s most beloved icons; his work lauded with world’s most prestigious wildlife conservation prize.
Steven's research →President Nellis forms two task forces to evaluate university policies on substance abuse and examine the university’s relationship with Greek life.
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Grammy award winning musician and Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival artistic director, John Clayton, discusses the impact this annual music festival has on students.
Faculty member Stacey Camp notes the quality of U-Idaho's internationally-renowned faculty and world-class research facilities.
In appreciation for donors who support, inspire,
and make student's futures possible through philanthropic gifts.
