Holiday spending season – Christmas sales and deals replace joy and family time during holiday season
The holiday season was once a time to bundle up next to a fire and be grateful for all you have, but that’s not the case in the 21st century.
Author: Alexia Neal
Twinkle lights, holiday music — A few Christmas party ideas to ensure good memories and an enjoyable time
Christmas parties are often overdone, so here are a few simple party ideas to get guests having a good time. Some ideas for holiday drinks include eggnog, apple cider, cranberry […]
Lying like lions, tigers and bears
In the depths of the Old Arboretum, lies a variety of wild animals including Bengal tigers, wolves, pandas and many more. Twice a week, these animals meet in the meadow […]
Ancient churches, scary stories — Kick-off your Halloween season with a scary live-theatre production, “The Cordelia Collection”
Halloween is celebrated with costume parties, candy distribution and scary fields. But what if someone told you to travel down a long, dark gravel-dirt road to a 130-year-old church with […]
Reworking ‘A Christmas Carol’ — Theatre and VTD departments work together to give a holiday classic a new addition
What would Charles Dickens say about his classic story, “A Christmas Carol”, if he was in the present and saw his story produced in a theater?
An alternative to stress — UI Meditation club helps relieve stress, improve health for students
Imagine a day that is free of worries and stress. You walk into a morning class and yesterday’s woes are not on your mind. Sitting in your seat, you practice […]
Creating worlds to educate, entertain — Virtual Technology and Design program works to develop worlds through digital simulations
The Virtual Technology and Design (VTD) program at University of Idaho creates virtual worlds that can be used for nearly any purpose.
Encouraging campus participation
“Get involved” is one of the most promoted pieces of advice for college students, and the ASUI Get Involved Fair helped many students do just that.
Directors of dance–Festival Dance and Performing Arts introduces new leadership
The Festival Dance and Performing Arts program recently announced the appointment of two new directors — Katie Luna and Mia Seshiki — for the program.
Summer on call
Fire is often thought of as a bad thing, but University of Idaho sophomore Leslie Fowler said that’s not always the case.