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Moscow, ID
The University of Idaho is located in Moscow, a university town of 21,000 located in Idaho's panhandle. The city is surrounded by rolling hills and forested mountains. Beautiful Lake Coeur d' Alene is to the north, and scenic rivers such as the Snake and Clearwater are to the south. Wilderness areas are within a day's drive. Skiing, fishing, hiking, boating, and other outdoor activities are easily available. Eight miles to the west of Moscow is Pullman, Washington (pop. 26,000), the site of Washington State University.

Student Activities at the University of Idaho

• Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
• Borah Symposium
• University Gallery
• ASUI government
• Leadership Development
• Study Abroad
• Student Media
• Athletics
• Multicultural affairs
• Outdoor program
• Student clubs and organizations
• Student Wellness Program

Lionel Hampton Jazz Internationally acclaimed jazz musicians perform in nightly concerts. The festival also offers competitions and clinics for elementary through university students. Call 885-6765 for more information or go to the following website: http://www.jazz.uidaho.edu/.

Borah Symposium An annual program devoted to understanding the causes of peace and war. Many well know speakers address the symposium. Info 885-6527

University Gallery Through exhibits and related activities, this gallery is a teaching lab for both faculty and students. Ridenbaugh Hall, 885-6043.

ASUI is students link to student government, student media, online voting, outdoor program, living groups, and campus contacts. Visit their website for complete information. ASUI Productions brings a variety of entertainment to campus throughout the year. Students can participate and help plan events. For more information, please call  885-6485.

Leadership available through formalized credit and non-credit training opportunities. A resource center is located on the 3rd floor of the Idaho Commons in the Student Organization Center. For more information, please call 885-7825.

Study Abroad U of I program has access to 185 universities in 50 countries. You can virtually pick any field to study. May receive university credit for coursework completed abroad. Visit Study Abroad coordinator 209 Morrill Hall. For more information, please call 885-4075.

Student Media Publishes the Argonaut newspaper (www.argonaut.uidaho.edu), the Gem of the Mountains yearbook, and operated the 24 hour student radio station, KUOI-FM. Students can work with all aspects of writing, producing, and programming. For more information, please call 885-7825.

Athletics For more information: www.uiathletics.com

Multicultural affairs  The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) seeks to broaden the University of Idaho’s commitment to cultural enrichment and academic excellence by maintaining an environment that supports multiculturalism and promotes inclusion. 

Outdoor program  The Outdoor Program is a non-profit service organization dedicated to providing the university community with education and resources for wilderness-based, human powered outdoor and adventure activities. 

Student Wellness Program The Student Wellness Program extends a variety of classes, seminars, assessments and activities that promote a healthy lifestyle to student, faculty and community. The program is designed to accommodate the needs of all through a social, safe, and fun environment.

Graduate students in the Human Factors Program may also participate in the University of Idaho Chapter of the national Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. The Chapter sponsors presentations by human factors specialists from the U.S. and Canada, and organizes field trips to regional human factors organizations.