Training inclusivity
UI staff required to complete module on discrimination In order to sustain a safe and positive living environment in the Moscow community, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben has required […]
Author: Emily Mosset
See the world in a day
IPO brings the world to Moscow with Cruise the World event University of Idaho Executive Director of International Engagement and Programs Susan Bender said leaving one’s home country and entering […]
Commemorating the deceased
UI community celebrates Day of the Dead Nov. 1 Halloween is a time for tradition. Trick-or-treating, costume parties and scary movie marathons all come with the change of the leaves.
Walking for Candace
Ryann Mata, a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, is one of many who knows someone who’s suffered or died from diabetes. “My grandma’s two sisters have both died from […]
A fairytale ending
Seniors Jacobsen, Pratt steal Homecoming royalty crowns With the end of one Homecoming Weekend, comes the planning for the next. University of Idaho junior Emily Rasch will plan Homecoming 2015 as the […]
Picassos of the Palouse
Downtown Moscow taken over by unsuspecting student artists Argonaut Walking along Main Street this weekend, one may wonder if children vandalized the windows of downtown businesses with depictions of their […]
Changing demographics
Hinojosa’s film focuses on lack of racial diversity in North Idaho Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa brings the shifting American culture to Idaho in her upcoming film, “Our Private Idaho,” another […]
Dreamer to achiever
IFC president looks back on time as a Vandal Choosing what college to go to can be difficult. Most students are faced with a bundle of daunting questions having to […]
The road less traveled
Panhellenic President Sarah Jacobsen discusses life at UI Everyone has embarrassing stories from their college years. For University of Idaho Panhellenic Council President Sarah Jacobsen, it was a brisk fall morning […]
When in Rome
Students travel to get hands-on experience studying ancient art, architecture in Italy An eager group of students from the College of Art and Architecture packed sketchpads, pencils and charcoal into […]