It’s a Vandal thing
At first glance, it doesn’t look a typical college hangout — there are bright lights, a few bar stools and tables, no music, a random assortment of University of Idaho […]
Month: March 2013
Growing agriculture in the city
The Moscow City Code does not address urban agriculture well, which is why the Planning and Zoning Commission is looking at ways to create an efficient and productive ordinance, said […]
OUTlaw Drag Show to benefit LGBTQA scholarship
Once a year, bearded females come together to dance and lip-sync in front of an audience who attends the annual OUTlaw Drag Show. This year the show is 8 p.m. […]
UI, WSU player claim self-defense
Following interviews with both parties, Pullman police are reporting that Washington State football player Mansel Simmons and an unnamed Idaho football player are both claiming self-defense after engaging in a […]
Facing fracking — 2013 Law Symposium opens discussion for community, law students on positive, negative implications of hydraulic fracturing in Idaho
Last year, the Idaho legislature decided on the balance of power between Idaho state and local government as to who would have control over the citing hydraulic fracturing, according to […]
Future bright – Idaho joins Sun Belt Conference as football-only member for 2014 season
Just a year after the crumbling of the Western Athletic Conference, the University of Idaho has found a new football home.
When opportunity knocks — School of Music Director Kevin Woelfel steps down to pursue entrepreneurship
As the University of Idaho goes through changes with President M. Duane Nellis leaving for Texas Tech University, the Lionel Hampton School of Music is going through its own transition.
University expects ‘seamless transition’
Although President M. Duane Nellis will leave the University of Idaho in June, business is set to continue as usual.
Community comes together — ASUI violence prevention unites Vandals
When Nick DiMico was appointed director of safety and violence prevention for ASUI, he said one of his goals was to increase community involvement with violence prevention programs.
Flagship or land-grant? — How UI balances responsibilities of being labeled both ‘flagship’ and land-grant
It has been a year since the University of Idaho community ensured UI was known as the state’s “flagship” university, its premier research school.