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Senators urge feds to free up stimulus dollars for higher ed
Sens. Mike Crapo and Jim Risch also urged Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to review regulations that “may be hindering” colleges and universities during the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus crunch forces furloughs at Boise State
“We hope that furloughing will, in the end, help us protect jobs and keep all of our units intact and up and running,” President Marlene Tromp said in a Monday afternoon email to staff.
Los niños salen al campo después del cierre de la escuela
Los adolescentes están trabajando en labores agrícolas durante el día y se desatrasan con los deberes escolares por las noches.
U of I shifts into coronavirus research project
The university has shifted $100,000 of federal research funding, in hopes of developing a drug to help human cells fend off the novel coronavirus.
Video: Budget uncertainties for Idaho higher education
Why are Idaho college and university leaders so worried about the short- and long-term budget picture. We explore that issue — and other coronavirus news.
Video: ‘Idaho Reports’ Web extra, 4.17.20
Will any Idaho schools reopen in May? We discuss the practical and political barriers.
Children take to the fields following school closures
Teens are working agricultural jobs by day and catching up on homework in the evenings
The coronavirus trendline: The week in review (4.17.20 edition)
Over the past week, Idaho’s confirmed and suspected coronavirus cases increased by 19 percent, continuing a slowdown in new case numbers.
Episode 207: What it takes to reopen Idaho schools
We’ll break down the criteria and discuss how it intersects with Gov. Brad Little’s extended stay-home order.
IHSAA cancels spring activities
“We look forward to getting together and playing when the time is right and it can be done safely,” the association said in a statement Friday.