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Little names new STEM Action Center director
“A focus on STEM education is key to Idaho’s future economic success and the prosperity of people who call Idaho home,” new STEM Action Center executive director Caty Solace said this week.
Idaho reports a higher ed enrollment surge — but not exactly
A new College Board report says Idaho’s higher ed enrollment increased by 16% over a decade, tops in the nation. But dual-credit skews that number significantly.
AUDIO: Talking about CWI elections — and declining immunization rates
Conversations — and some context — about a couple of our recent stories.
Sunshine reports: A closer look at the key legislative races
Thumbnails on some of the spendiest legislative races on the Nov. 8 ballot — including races in the state’s four likeliest swing districts.
UPDATED STORY: Breaking down the IEA’s fall endorsements
The teachers’ union picks were split almost equally by political party.
‘This time it’s different:’ More than 50 Republicans endorse Arkoosh
The list includes some big names in statewide GOP circles, such as former Gov. Phil Batt. Several other supporters are familiar in the education arena.
Assembling an awkward alliance, Critchfield builds on fundraising edge
The Republican received big donations from three senators who lost in the May primary — and the well-heeled Boise couple who helped unseat the senators.
U of I: Anti-abortion laws are ‘written to be punitive for state employees’
In a statement Wednesday, university officials said students still have access to contraceptives on campus, and the U of I’s academic freedom policy remains unchanged.
Sebaaly resigns from NIC
The wrestling coach and former interim president was a central figure in the furor surrounding the Coeur d’Alene community college.
McGeachin recruits for West Ada textbook committee
In a strange Tuesday news release that copied from a West Ada release, McGeachin urged parents to help choose kindergarten through fifth-grade textbooks.