Campus fraternity commemorates student’s impact
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is changing its traditional end-of-the year concert to a Never Forget You (NFY) event in honor of Karen Pohl.
Author: Amy Asanuma
‘Let’s talk about sex, baby’ — Women’s Center hosts discussions about sexual health
The conversation series “Got Sex?” that took place Thursday evening spoke of the signs and physical responses of partners who are truly aroused in a sexual experience, as well as […]
Spruce up the Palouse
Paint cans, brushes and 200 volunteers will line the University of Idaho Library at 9 a.m. Saturday for UI’s annual “Paint the Palouse” event.
Shaking things up
Most college students focus on maintaining the balance between sleeping and studying, but second-year Scholarship for Education and Economic Development (SEED) student Audin Centeno, is more concerned about developing an […]
New side of Wallace dorms
For the first time in its 50 years of existence, Wallace Residence Center is receiving a cosmetic face-lift.
Dosage of drama
Play-goers and drama connoisseurs of Moscow can catch a sneak peek of student-written plays during March’s chamber readings hosted by the University of Idaho’s theater department Master of Fine Arts […]
Making the change
Colleges across the University of Idaho campus are reducing the number of required credits to graduate from 128 to 120. Last November, the UI Faculty Senate created an opportunity for […]
Making the change
Colleges across the University of Idaho campus are reducing the number of required credits to graduate from 128 to 120.
UI colleges opt to reduce credit requirements from 128 to 120
Colleges across the University of Idaho campus are reducing the number of required credits to graduate from 128 to 120. Last November, the UI Faculty Senate created an opportunity for […]
Jazz times three
Three jazz groups will perform Thursday night as part of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival, and a new format might make it possible to hear them all without missing […]