Get rolling again
The University of Idaho Sustainability Center Bike Fix is hosted every fall and spring semester as a way for students to take advantage of the resources UISC has to offer, […]
Author: Molly Spencer
Cooking the old-fashioned way
If there’s one person who really knows how to save a dime, it’s my mom.
Movie Reel
My roommate Annie decided to bring a good collection of Disney movies to Moscow with her to the University of Idaho. I’ve lived in the same house as her since […]
Spreading cultural understanding — Tutxinmepu Pow Wow celebrates its 13th year
For 12 years, the Native American Student Center has sponsored the annual Tutxinmepu Pow Wow.
Topping it off: Making your fedora a style staple
It’s finally April, which means hopefully, sunshine is right around the corner. This also means it is time to break out the summer wardrobe, fedoras and all. And that doesn’t […]
Silver and gold celebration
The University of Idaho Alumni Association will present awards to four individuals at the annual Silver and Gold celebration on April 5, said Hugh Cooke, associate director for alumni relations.
Bagpipes, bassoon, bougarabous
While a band named Buffalo Death Beam sounds like a blend of electro-metal and techno, it’s actually a folk band from Pullman with an interesting blend of instrumental talent.
More than a piece of metal
Whether a ring is worn for an engagement, promise ring or just as an accessory, each band of jewelry comes with a different meaning.
Director of Campus Life says goodbye
After being with the University of Idaho for four years, Laura Hutchinson left her position as Director of Campus Life and Student Conduct. Hutchinson will move on to work as […]
Do your potato chips look like zebras?
A disease in potatoes originally found in New Mexico has traveled to Idaho. The disease — “Zebra Chip” — has no known threat to humans, but this disease is an […]