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U of I scientist tracks diseases spread by wildlife trade

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By Ralph Bartholdt
| Idaho's Land-Grant University
Data scientist Evan Eskew explores how traded wildlife increases risks for animal and human disease Evan Eskew, a data scientist at University of Idaho’s Institute for Interdisciplinary Data Sciences, started his journey as a biologist studying amphibians. BY Ralph Bartholdt Photos provided by Evan Eskew June 18, 2026 As a child, Evan Eskew had a pet tarantula spider that he handled with thick gardening gloves, and a pet snake he fed goldfish. Because it was venomous, the spider worried him.
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'I wanted to make him proud': Blackfoot's Alexa Benitez wins U of I's highest student honor and dedicates it to her grandfather

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By Ralph Bartholdt
| Idaho State Journal Verified
An attorney assisted Alexa Benitez’s grandfather with his naturalization process after her grandfather moved to Idaho decades ago from across the southern border. Benitez, a first-generation college student and this year’s recipient of the Lindley Award in the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, was a small child in Blackfoot when the process began that resulted in her grandfather’s U.S. citizenship. It had another effect.
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Lindley Award winner inspired by grandfather’s path

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By Ralph Bartholdt
| Idaho State Journal Verified
An attorney assisted Alexa Benitez’s grandfather with his naturalization process after her grandfather moved to Idaho decades ago from across the southern border. Benitez, a first-generation college student and this year’s recipient of the Lindley Award in the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, was a small child in Blackfoot when the process began that resulted in her grandfather’s U.S. citizenship. It had another effect.
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