UI kicks the habit – Tobacco-free campus policy starts off the fall semester
The University of Idaho is now a tobacco-free campus. The new tobacco policy went into effect in July and prohibits the use of all forms of tobacco on the main […]
Author: Jack Olson
Adjustment and excitement – First-year student comes to UI for business, music and friendships
Rylee Bosch has only been in Moscow two weeks, but she said she already loves it. “I love the school,” Bosch said. “I can see myself walking here like every […]
Making an old campus new – Some campus construction projects come to a close, progress is made on others
The University of Idaho had a busy summer of construction and renovation, with many projects being completed by the time school starts. The Wallace Residence Center has 10 floors being […]
No need to hesitate – Counseling and Testing Center works to create safe environment for students
Students come into the Counseling and Testing Center (CTC) for many different reasons. One of the most common is to seek help for academic difficulties. The CTC’s new director, Greg […]
Looking out for each other – Crime rates in Moscow lower, but police encourage students stay safe
Crime rates in Moscow plummeted in 2015. There were 25 percent fewer offenses reported and 40 percent fewer arrests than in 2014, continuing the downward trend of crime in Moscow […]
Flipping houses, flipping lives – Local non-profit provides affordable housing opportunities
Home ownership benefits both the individual and the community. Not only does it stabilize housing expenses, but according to Nils Peterson, director of the Moscow Affordable Housing Trust, it also […]
Repair, resurface, remodel – Campus construction continues over summer
Major construction projects at the University of Idaho are on schedule, and many repairs and renovations are scheduled for this summer. Assistant Vice President for facilities, Brian Johnson, said the […]
Ceramics and squiggles – Pottery gives vendor a chance to be wild, free
In a booth at the Moscow Farmer”s Market sits completely unique pottery. Each piece has a one-of-a-kind pattern of thick and fine, black, squiggling lines scattered across its surface. Jean […]
Arg-Radio, May 3. Spread Pay, Big Sky Champs and the NFL
A look at developments around spread pay. Women’s Tennis and Men’s Golf are back-to-back Big Sky Champions. Vandal Football players look to join the NFL.
Arg-Radio: April 11. ASUI presidency and medical amnesty
Austin Karstetter and Cruz Botello won the ASUI presidential election. Proposals to change the Shattuck Arboretum and the Arboretum and Botanical Garden have been made. The ASUI-backed medical amnesty bill […]