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 […]
Author: Allison Griffith
Defining workplace discrimination
The Moscow City Council will consider an ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation in employment and housing on April 1.
Moscow Mardi Gras livens up downtown
People wearing colorful beaded necklaces and masks filled the downtown bars Saturday night, enjoying the music of live bands, drink specials and an overall lively atmosphere.
Relieving graduate school exam stress
Applying to graduate school is stressful, but being prepared for the Graduate Records Examination makes the process easier, said Steve Saladin, a license psychologist at the University of Idaho Counseling […]
Hwy. 95 re-route for safety
The Idaho Transportation Department listed public safety as its number one reason for improving U.S. Highway 95.
Vandal recruitment 200: It’s all about money
Pursuing a higher education can be expensive, and according to a Gallup/Lumina Foundation Poll, 74 percent of Americans said college is unaffordable.
Buckle up for safety — Idaho will have stricter enforcement of seatbelt laws throughout February
As a way to lower the traffic related injuries which happen throughout Idaho and to reach the states goal of zero death, the Idaho Transportation Department gives grants to police […]
Vandal recruiting 102 — UI departments learn from each other, work together while recruiting
This is part two of a three-part series on University of Idaho recruitment. Though the University of Idaho has multiple recruiters who work within the Department of Admissions, it takes […]
Shoveling sidewalks
Every winter, after the first few snow falls, the City of Moscow gives its citizens a friendly reminder of their civic responsibility, said Jen Pfeiffer, assistant to the city supervisor. […]
Vandal recruiting 101 — UI uses various techniques to recruit high school, transfer students
There are many aspects in bringing new students to the University of Idaho, but the main processes can be broken into recruitment and decision-making, said Steve Neiheisel, associate vice president […]