A dry choice — Regional ALS Association Chapter sponsors walk for ALS awareness
The Evergreen Chapter of the ALS Association is hosting the sixth-annual Coeur d’Alene Walk to Defeat ALS at 10 a.m. Saturday, at Riverstone Park in Coeur d’Alene.
Author: George Wood Jr.
Vandals get drenched for ALS
Donate, or freeze? Millions of people have contemplated those two choices over the last few months, following nomination into the popular philanthropy effort known as the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
An ‘idea incubator‘ — UI officials break IRIC ground
Equipped with gold painted helmets and shovels, UI President Chuck Staben, Vice President for Research and Economic Development Jack McIver and a coterie of community members and other university officials […]
Horoscopes 8-22-14
Aries 3/21 — 4/19 You’re in the thickets right now. Even though you didn’t pack a map or compass and you’re in bear country, you will find your way out […]
A new age of integration
The construction of the Integrated Research and Innovation Center will commence at 10:30 a.m. Friday with an official groundbreaking ceremony featuring University of Idaho President Chuck Staben.
Former CBE dean dies at 66
Jack Morris, former College of Business and Economics dean and professor emeritus, died from a heart attack at his home in New Meadows, Idaho on Saturday, August 16. Morris served […]
Gone Squatchin’ – Sasquatch! Music festival delivers music for all to enjoy
Sasquatch! Music Festival proved a phenomenal kick start to the summer of 2014. The experience sped by in a blur of excellent performances, memorable encounters with concertgoers and a rash […]
Student Health Pharmacy cut
Picking up prescriptions on campus will no longer be an option for University of Idaho students beginning May 30, when the Student Health Pharmacy closes.
Gone, but not Fuhgoddabout — New York Johnny on hiatus
After a little over four years of Fuhgeddaboudit hot dogs served out of a small cart on Main Street, New York Johnny’s owner Johnny Saltarella is putting the business on […]
Memories of Minidoka — Photojournalist Teresa Tamura visits campus, presents stories of Japanese internment
Robert “Bob” Sato was 16 when Pearl Harbor was bombed, and shortly thereafter, Executive Order 9066 was signed into action.