Life starts now – Exciting and overwhelming
It’s the end of July and that means August is just around the corner and with it comes classes. Excitement and anxiety are the two main emotions looking toward that […]
Author: Claire Whitley
Campus firearm law – Prep for the coming school year and campus firearms
Firearms are allowed on Idaho campuses as of July 1, 2014. Come fall, campus is going to be just the same as it was last spring or the fall before […]
One does not simply come to college – It’s aca-ackward
You’re coming to college, and omg, we can’t even. There are a lot of different references you are going to have to know from movies, songs, TV shows and so […]
Ever hopeful — Girl with spinal muscular atrophy still smiling
Aaron Ribble found out just a few months ago, His two-year-old daughter Katie has spinal muscular atrophy, or SMA.
Dems focus on education – Democrats talk about public education
Education was a big topic at the Idaho Democratic State Convention this past weekend, specifically the drive to make it the No. 1 priority in Idaho.
Republicans resolve – Some pass, some fail
Though the Idaho Republican Party state convention was derailed last week by hours of infighting, the hours before the bickering were spent debating and refining resolutions that were to be […]
Jackhammers all summer long – Construction of $50 million research building to begin
Another construction project is taking place on the University of Idaho campus this summer. Not only are Deakin Street and the College of Education under construction, but a new building […]
Eight displaced after fire- Building uninhabitable in coming school year
A Campus View Suite building at 1419 W. A St. is heavily damaged after a fire occurred yesterday afternoon. Moscow Chief of Police David Duke said the call came […]
Construction season
Sitting outside of Starbucks, it is easy to see that summer made its way to campus — bulldozers, jackhammers and hard hats included.
Musical renaissance
The Renaissance era was one of a series of intellectual movements in the Middle Ages that brought life to art, music, food and the way people think.