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Ancient Chinese cosmology developed from careful astronomical observation rather than myth alone, said University of Idaho physics professor You Qiang, who spoke on the topic at a brown bag talk on Feb. 26 presented by the Habib Institute for Asian Studies. The event […]
The passing of the Idaho House of Representatives bill follows months of backlash in Sandpoint after a controversy at a local YMCA involving locker room access. Police previously said no state law […]
“American power is most effective when it is exercised in partnership with Europe.” This was one of the central messages former U.S diplomat Jeff Hovenier spoke about on Feb. 4 in the International Ballroom at the University […]
Idaho Rep. Lori McCann announced Saturday, Jan. 24, that she is running for the Idaho Senate seat in District 6, which includes Latah, Lewis and Nez Perce counties. McCann, a Republican who has […]
Human remains are rarely just scientific evidence; they carry the power to shape politics, identity, prosecute and hold strong cultural memory long after a person dies. Forensic anthropologist and professor Katharine Kolpan discussed the ethical and cultural dilemmas surrounding human remains at the Renfrew […]
The rapid spread of herbicide-resistant pigweeds, new restrictions on applying pesticides and a maggot that can reduce sugar beet yields by up to 40% will be the main topics of the University of Idaho’s annual Sugar Beet […]
Local communities are drawing more water than the Palouse Basin Aquifer can naturally replenish, causing decades of measurable decline, according to Mike Faupel, executive director of the Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee. On the inaugural GIS Day held on […]