Gaming bursts
Video games could shift college athletics In the dead of night, illuminated by the glow of my computer screen, I poured myself into a competitive, immersive world ruled by button-mashing […]
Author: Jake Smith
Smoking out marijuana opposition
Annual Hempfest to provide marijuana information to Moscow community Amid Moscow’s East City Park Saturday, a petition will circulate urging Idaho to allow its citizens access to medical marijuana, support […]
Leaving after three decades
Manager of Video Production Center retires, plans for Alaska trip After hitchhiking across the United States in 1971, Dave Tong intended to live in a tent behind the University of Idaho […]
Recounting, recording, remembering
VandalStory gives vandals opportunity to share stories, experiences Her highest recorded heartbeat is 210 beats per minute, but her heart plagued with disorder still pulses with the blood of a […]
Off-campus housing info needed
University should provide more off-campus living information I met my current roommates last year while living in Targhee Hall, a residence hall annexed this academic year by the University of […]
Sowing seeds of harmony
Organic farmer branched off from previous life of music Adam Reed picked up a pair of drumsticks in the fifth grade and played for approximately two decades, but he doesn’t […]
Deforestation takes root in the Philippines
UI researchers aid Philippines in service learning trip There is strength in asking for help, and after regaining contact with an old friend, a Moscow resident learned help was needed across […]
Working on hope
Local thrift store offers program for life skills Several bins of donated items sit in the back room of the Hope Center, waiting to be sorted by the center’s employees. […]
Vandals volunteer
UI among top Peace Corps volunteer-producing schools Katherine Cleary, a doctoral candidate at the University of Idaho and former Peace Corps volunteer, said the community she volunteered in didn’t accept […]
Community immunity
Differing opinions shed light on vaccinations Lawrence Moran, a non-traditional veteran student at the University of Idaho, said he was stunned when a neighbor asked to bring her infant granddaughter […]