Bridging the gap
City of Moscow and ASUI collaborate Although City of Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert acknowledges there’s a gap between the city and the University of Idaho, he said it’s shrinking due […]
Author: Graham Perednia
Greeks address risk
Greek speaker talks drinking behaviors, lowering risks College can be a time of exploration and discovery, said Lori Hart, a keynote speaker for CAMPUSPEAK. She said college should not […]
The world responds to Ebola
Ebola response activist to speak at Martin Forum While West Africa’s Ebola outbreak has been a global concern, Director of the Martin Institute Bill Smith said a sliver of good […]
A growing market
Year-end report shows size increase of farmer’s market The smells, sights and sounds of the Moscow Farmer’s Market have been home to downtown Moscow for 37 years, and now a […]
Continuing a legacy
UI to host 47th-annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Smooth tones echo in the hallways of the Lionel Hampton School of Music building as students hone their craft. These students have […]
ASUI takes the pledge
ASUI seeks to end sexual assault She thought she knew him, thought she could trust him. The pair went to see a band play at John’s Alley and they had […]
A book to call their own
Nonprofit to host spaghetti feed for youth literacy Imagination is an essential part of childhood, and schoolteachers across the county agree creativity can be stimulated by the written word. In […]
UI students help others
UI students traveled over winter break to help struggling communities University of Idaho senior Courtney Stoker spent her winter break working in Santa Julia, Nicaragua, with a women’s cooperative that […]
New semester, new restaurant
Jimmy John’s opens in Moscow in time for the spring semester The coming of a new semester is accompanied by the opening of Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches. Located on the corner […]
Taking a break
Earning an education is a long and stressful process. The University of Idaho Career Center let students know at a presentation Wednesday that taking a year off after graduation could […]