Off the Cuff — Quick takes on life from our Editors
Macklemore… … is quickly becoming a national sensation. Number one on iTunes, if you didn’t know. You’re welcome. Signed, Seattle. –Sean
Month: October 2012
Moose on loose
All University of Idaho students received a vandal alert through email or text Tuesday morning about the moose that has wandered onto campus. Students may have caught a glimpse of […]
Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium focuses on politicians and press
The second annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium will educate students and professionals about media ethics with a focus on media bias in election coverage.
Sustainable reform — Luna speaks to UI about proposed Students Come First legislation
Idaho suffered a $1 billion decrease in state revenue for K-12 education in 2011, and legislators had to balance a budget and state needs with 1/3 less funding. The need […]
Costumes for a cure — Team Partylite hosts masquerade ball to raise funds against cancer
As a fundraiser for the University of Idaho’s Relay for Life, there will be a masquerade ball from 6 p.m. to midnight on Oct. 27, said Heather Stevenson, co-chair for […]
Moscow adopts safe-driving program–‘Alive at 25′ a course encourages responsibility in young drivers
To help bring awareness of risk-taking behaviors common among young drivers, the Idaho Transportation Department Office of Highway Safety is adopting the program “Alive at 25” in Moscow, Moscow Chief […]
Building up, winding down–Getting in to peak shape is a process for cross country runners
As the WAC Championships near, the Vandal cross country teams begin to focus more on speed in their training and cut back on mileage as they get to the “easy” […]
Do or die time–Vandal soccer heads to Ruston, La., needing a win or draw with only three matches remaining before WAC Tournament.
A season that started with such high hopes and optimism for the Vandal soccer team now comes down to a three-match stretch which will determine the team’s postseason fate.
Texting through crisis
With inclement weather on the horizon, the Vandal Alert system will prove an essential communication tool for power outages and other safety concerns. Campus community members are encouraged to register […]
Bridging budget gap
The University of Idaho Swim Center promotes healthy lifestyles through aquatics and provides a safe environment for campus and community user groups, University Support Services Director Rob Anderson said.