Women’s Reading Club open to all
The most controversial topics often lead to the best discussions, and although controversy is not the focus of the University of Idaho’s Women’s Reading Club, great discussion is.
Month: October 2011
Money out of your pocket
Tuition, books, rent and groceries — University of Idaho students dig into their pockets to pay a lot of expenses during their college careers, including approximately $535 per semester in […]
Send Vandal warmth to Africa
Marisa Gibler said anyone can knit an eight-by-eight square to help keep a child in South Africa warm.
Internships and job skills offered at career fair
Students, alumni and employers filled the Student Union Building ballroom Monday for the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Job and Internship Fair.
Bridging the philosophical divide in a cup of tea
Tea began as a medicine and grew into a beverage. It has been an integral part in the development of Eastern religion and thought for centuries, and has traveled the […]
Broken corporate banking system doesn’t add up
The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) bailout gave American banks more than $350 billion. The federal stimulus program handed them another $580 billion and the Federal Reserve also threw $1.5 […]
Firefighters keep Idaho safe
The last several weeks have been difficult for our communities, our state and our nation. Although bitter political fighting dominated headlines, our nation paused for a moment to remember all […]
Transparency: Time for a new trend
Transparency is all the public ever wants from government entities.
Quick takes from the lives of our editors
Quick takes on life from our editors Life-changing experience I finally discovered the infamous Old European restaurant in Pullman this weekend. You haven’t lived until you’ve had breakfast there. — […]
Idaho suffers OT loss in Virginia
For the first time this season, the Vandals defense played a near-perfect game.