17 plays, three days
The University of Idaho theater arts department still has 17 more plays to perform before the semester ends. The 10-Minute Play Festival started Thursday and runs through Saturday.
Month: December 2011
WSU professor honored for public service
The fourth Sheikh Community Unity Award was presented this year to Linda Pall, clinical associate professor of business law and coordinator of business law for the college of business at […]
‘This land is your land, this land is my land’
In honor of Lena Whitmore Elementary School’s international week, 20 international students from the University of Idaho gave presentations about their home countries to various classrooms.
Ted the Fire Breathing Idiot
Ted Barrus calls himself a “custodial engineer,” but the University of Idaho janitor has another name too — Ted the Fire Breathing Idiot.
Learning about law enforcement
The Moscow Police Department has hosted a Citizen Police Academy for 11 years, and will do so again beginning Jan. 24.
Jazz Festival calls for volunteers for 2012 performances
The annual University of Idaho Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival relies on volunteers to help put on the event each year. Not just a handful of volunteers either, but close […]
Eggs and education
The Legislative Breakfast is a yearly opportunity for students to communicate one-on-one with Idaho legislators about issues in higher education.
Crossing cultures
Thousands of miles from their home country, four Pakistani students found a new home this semester at the University of Idaho.
A Christmas for every kid
The beats of DJ Pedro Garcia filled the University of Idaho Student Union Building Gold and Silver rooms as students filtered into the Gamma Lambda Toy Express Dance Saturday night.
A season to remember
It was a season to remember for Idaho volleyball. The Vandals finished the season 16-11 and claimed the second seed going into the WAC tournament, the highest the program has […]