Keep Vandals safe — Watch out for fellow students
The University of Idaho got its reputation as a party school before most of its current students were even born. However, college life isn’t all fun and games. Like so […]
Author: Erin Bamer
Building community through the Common Read – Students share opinions on this year’s Common Read
Each year, all incoming freshmen at the University of Idaho are asked to read the same book for their Integrated Seminar class in a program called the Common Read. The […]
Giving to the givers — United Way helps citizens year round
The United Way of Moscow reached the deadline earlier this week for accepting applications for local businesses and nonprofit organizations willing to partner with them for 2015.
Working for women — Women’s Center accepting applications for new interns
After four years as a cast member for “The Vagina Monologues,” non-traditional student Kelli Foutch said she wanted to explore other ways to be involved with the production.
Clear lines aren’t blurred — Violence Prevention Programs recognize Denim Day on campus
In 1997 Italy, a young woman was raped by her 45-year-old driving instructor. The rapist was convicted and sent to prison. But when he appealed his case, the Italian Supreme […]
Purple pride — Lavender Graduation celebrates the accomplishments of LGBTQA community
Julia Keleher, LGBTQA office coordinator, makes it a priority to recognize the accomplishments of LGBTQA students at the University of Idaho.
Stop and stare — Violence Prevention Programs shed light on interpersonal violence
Virginia Solan is in a lifelong battle against interpersonal violence, which she fulfills as the coordinator for Violence Prevention Programs at the University of Idaho.
A necessary evil — Security expert speaks about the need for intelligence agencies despite negative coverage
Global security expert, Frederick Flietz, began his speech — “Spying and Leaks at Home and Abroad: The NSA, CIA, and Edward Snowden” — by refusing to reveal any information […]
Speaking loudly with silence
Don’t be offended if a friend or colleague chooses not to speak to you today.
Spreading awareness, not disease — Get Yourself Tested campaign begins on campus this week
The Vandal Health Education Office will table the Health Hut April 16 in the Idaho Commons, as part of the Get Yourself Tested campaign to spread awareness of the importance […]