How to survive freshman year – Ten things to keep in mind to make it through the first year
Freshman year of college can be a scary new step in life. New school, schedules, people and freedom. There is no one to say when to go to bed or […]
Author: Kaitlyn Martin
Wallace: Housing UI students since 1963
This August marks the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Wallace Residence Center on the University of Idaho campus.
Artwalk this way
As summer begins to set in, the city of Moscow prepares for its seventh annual Artwalk. The event will take place June 14, but many places display the art all […]
The show must go on
A new club has started on campus. Comedy Lab is a group of amateur comedians who get together and perform at open mic events and put on their own shows […]
Cats de-clawed
In many countries, declawing cats is illegal, but in the U.S., it is still legal. Many people debate whether this process is humane or inhumane.
meow-scopes
Aries 3/21 – 4/19 You are always getting into things. Things you shouldn’t be in. Be more cautious. Nine lives go fast when you’re careless and don’t watch out for […]
Spring clothing: What not to wear
Spring weather has arrived. The snow is gone and the sun is shining. But we still live on the Palouse. There are so many factors that play into clothing, whether […]
mix-tape – you know you’re a redneck if…
Country songs are great but can be a bit slow at times. This playlist consists of more upbeat songs to get the juices flowing, and you can’t help but shed […]
The Empty Bowls Project — Moscow Wild at Art partners with Palouse Studio Potters Guild to benefit local community project
The Empty Bowls Project is a national project helping individual communities. The idea is that each empty bowl represents an empty belly, and when the bowl is full, so is […]