Growing a new generation
Reading buddies volunteer program helps children with basics, books and bonding At West Park Elementary, located between Ghormley Park and the University of Idaho, Principal William Marineau said volunteerism is […]
Author: Daniel Durand
Open air, Palouse flair
Moscow celebrates outdoor painters at annual Palouse Plein Air Outdoor painting is harder than it looks — shadows, weather and changes to the subject or its environment all come into […]
Greek experience — Multicultural Greek senior reflects on leadership, experience
For Greek students, the end of school means an end to the time they’ve spent with their fraternity brothers and sorority sisters. For Miguel Vasquez, reflection on his time with […]
Traditional food, new ways of thinking — Multicultural fraternity battles women’s issues with carne asada
Cultural divides can sometimes be difficult to cross, but no matter what background a person has, everyone has to eat.
Better buildings, NASA style — UI doctoral candidate connects conservation, people at NASA Ames
For the environmentally conscious, energy saving measures such as low-flow showerheads and compact fluorescent light bulbs have been a popular and affordable way to reduce one’s environmental impact.
Cycling for charity
Bike to Boise, Delta Sigma Phi’s annual philanthropy event, began Thursday when fraternity members and alumni set off on their journey to the state capitol via tandem bike. Bike to […]
Students, spirit, Red Bull — Red Bull Chariot Race gets students excited for Vandal Friday
The track is ready, the teams are set and the Red Bull Chariot Race, one of the biggest events during University of Idaho’s Greek Week, is about to begin.
Case by case
The spring 2014 semester at the University of Idaho has seen several critical issues debated across campus — from changes in the tobacco policy to whether or not students should […]
Student effort gets Moms’ Weekend off the ground
Moms’ Weekend is one of the busiest event weekends on campus, and it takes a lot of work to get everything up and running — everything from the games in […]
Great shells of fire — UI’s oldest philanthropy, Turtle Derby, hosted by Phi Delta Theta this weekend
It’s usually the story of the tortoise and the hare, but for one University of Idaho fraternity, it’s a story about a tortoise and more tortoises.