Father and the Boy Visit the University of Idaho The University of Idaho Bulletin, Vol. XVII, March, 1922, No. 11

"Father and the Boy Visit the University of Idaho" by the University of Idaho is a promotional piece crafted in the vibrant era of the 1920s, acting as both a map and invitation to the University of Idaho. The narrative showcases a father and son's inaugural visit to the institution, revealing more than brick and mortar. Their journey uncovers a campus brimming with student activity, from the roar of athletic events to the drama of theater performances and the structure of academic programs. Conversations with students and faculty highlight the university's diverse offerings, from agriculture to law and engineering. The father is particularly struck by the strong community, the holistic approach to student development, and the wealth of opportunities for both academic and personal enrichment. By the end of their visit, the son's enthusiasm to join this spirited community cements the lasting impression the university makes on them.