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Kevin Richert

Kevin Richert

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Reporter and Blogger, Idaho Education News

Boise

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  • U of I braces for loss of federal funds - and a $59 million grant is in limbo

    By Kevin Richert Verified| Idaho Education News Verified Federal budget cuts will affect the University of Idaho’s research programs, university President C. Scott Green said Wednesday morning. “We are seeing cuts,” Green told State Board of Education members, as they gathered at the U of I campus for two days of meetings. “It’s unclear to us how much we may be impacted at this point.”Minutes later, some of the impacts came into sharper focus. The U of I issued a news release saying the largest federal grant in university history was now on hold.

    By Kevin Richert Verified · Idaho Education News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • CWI signs agreement to develop Boise campus site

    By Kevin Richert Verified| Idaho Press Verified The agreement between CWI and Ahlquist Development is focused on building out 10.3 acres of college-owned land on the western edge of downtown Boise. The campus hub will be centered at Whitewater Park Boulevard and Main Street near the Boise River and the Greenbelt. CWI’s 101,000-square-foot building will house computer science, cybersecurity and business — growth areas for the state’s largest community college.

    By Kevin Richert Verified · Idaho Press

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • U of I braces for loss of federal funds - and a $59 million grant is in limbo

    By Kevin Richert Verified| Idaho Education News Verified Federal budget cuts will affect the University of Idaho’s research programs, university President C. Scott Green said Wednesday morning. “We are seeing cuts,” Green told State Board of Education members, as they gathered at the U of I campus for two days of meetings. “It’s unclear to us how much we may be impacted at this point.”Minutes later, some of the impacts came into sharper focus. The U of I issued a news release saying the largest federal grant in university history was now on hold.

    By Kevin Richert Verified · Idaho Education News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Idaho Education News

Boise, Idaho, United States

+1 208-447-8141