Travel the world in a day
The Student Union Building ballroom never sounds or smells better than it does during the annual Cruise the World event, this year occurring on Saturday, Denise Kauffman said.
Author: Erik Fink
Affordable housing project no-go
An affordable housing proposal was turned down in favor of renovating the designated area to create a community park.
Parking with a high-tech spin
Twelve new high-tech parking meters were installed Jan. 2 on the University of Idaho campus as part of a 90-day trial. The trial ends April 2, but parking services is […]
‘Jazzy’ artifacts — UI library section home to International Jazz Collection
Everyone in Moscow knows of the “Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival,” but many people may not know about the life of the man who this event is named after.
Paving the way
Tweaks to water services provided by the City of Moscow started Feb. 12 as part of a Main Street overhaul scheduled for the summer.
Imagination-inspired books by the dozen
The Moscow Third Street Gallery reveals its new exhibit, “Bookers Dozen,” today.
Clearing future of foreign policy chaos
On Wednesday, the University of Idaho held its annual Martin Forum in the Administration Building Auditorium, with retired Ambassador Richard LeBaron as its speaker. LeBaron’s foreign diplomacy experience, particularly in […]
Registration restrictions
Last semester, the date for adding and dropping classes at the University of Idaho was bumped back from three weeks to one week after the start of classes.
Dim the lights? — Committee continues discussing regulations for dynamic display signs
The Moscow Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing Jan. 9 to discuss regulations for the city’s dynamic display signs.
Dean Foltz filling in
The University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences named John Foltz as the new interim dean in December 2012.