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On Dec. 18, the University of Idaho officially closed six of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion offices after many rumors speculated of this happening before winter break. Despite the closure, […]
A $162 million bond for the construction of new housing units on the University of Idaho’s South Hill and the renovation of the current housing amenities in the Wallace Residence […]
The University of Idaho, a school of 12,286 enrolled students, does not have a police department of its own. Although there are many security measures put in place to ensure […]
On Monday, Nov. 25, the former Governor of Wisconsin, Martin Schreiber, is set to make an appearance at the WWAMI Education Program to talk with medical students about his personal […]
Sunrise Movement, a climate crisis organization with branches across the US including the Palouse, organized a walkout outside the University of Idaho Library on Nov. 8. It was titled, “Walkout and […]
A recent experiment led by University of Idaho professor Paul Rowley has led to the potential solution of using “killer yeasts” to prevent beer from exploding during production. This experiment, […]
University of Idaho Assistant Professor Colin Xu recently helped conduct a study that has brought to light information that contrasts the once popular belief that most negative antidepressant side effects […]
Last Friday, Oct. 25, ASUI and the Moscow League of Women Voters held an open forum for local candidates who wished to speak on their candidacy in the upcoming election. […]
Ranked choice voting (RCV), a process in which voters rank candidates rather than choosing just one candidate, is a proposed state ballot initiative on the Nov. 5 ballot under the […]
The three candidates to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot for the position of Latah County Sheriff are James Fry, Richie Skiles and Christopher Middleton. Between the three, they represent […]