University of Idaho

University of Idaho is a public research university founded in 1889. One of the oldest universities in the state of the United States, located in Moscow, Idaho, United States.

The University offers a variety of degree programs, with a variety of majors programs of study. Where there are approximately less than 130 undergraduate programs, 88 master's programs, and 32 doctoral programs. Students can take the title in accordance with the desire of majors courses respectively. Including the College of Law, College of Art and Architecture, College of Business and Economics, College of Education, and the College of Science.

One of the pride of the university in 2007, where one of her school, the school of music, was awarded the National Medal of Arts, from even the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. Where the award is the most prestigious art award in the country.

As a tradition that prevails in many other universities, the university also has several traditions that have always held by members of the university. Every year, the campus community celebrates "Tutxinmepu Pow Wow," a spring festival that includes dancers from around the region. In addition, there is also the "Hello Walk" is the campus famous and most Traveled pathways. It is lined with statues, landmarks, traditions and trees planted by famous figures like Teddy Roosevelt.

These traditions associated with natural conditions university. With an area of approximately 1,585 hectares almost, this university has a number of land which functioned for a study, sports, and entertainment. Recorded nearly 860 acres functioned as agriculture, 150 acres for a golf course, as well as 80 acres for arboreta. Of course, with all of that will add beauty and coolness campus.

Of non-academic or sports, students can develop their talents and show preatsinya to join the university sports teams. With mascot, dubbed the Vandals, the university sports teams compete with other participants in the competition NCAA Division I athletics.