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The U.S. Department of Energy is considering five states, including Idaho for nuclear campuses that could receive used nuclear fuel from around the country. The proposed facility would be located […]
Beginning this upcoming Monday, Aug. 31, the University of Idaho’s campus entrance at Perimeter Drive and State Highway 8 will be closed to all traffic while they start construction to […]
Six transgender Idahoans filed a lawsuit in federal court that challenges the new House Bill 752, a state law barring them from using restrooms that align with their gender identity in both government buildings and private businesses. House Bill 752 was […]
No new funding bills were proposed at the ASUI Senate meeting on April 15, marking a pause in club funding as the semester comes to a close. The senators shared […]
The Idaho Senate passed a pair of housing bills aimed at increasing housing supply by limiting restrictions on different types of housing development on Friday, March 20, sending the proposals to the Idaho House of Representatives for consideration. The legislation was introduced by Ben […]
On March 28, Moscow participated in the third “No Kings” protest that was held in thousands of cites across the United States and multiple countries. Protesters held signs denouncing the current administration and gave speeches before marching to a busy intersection to demonstrate. The protest started in Friendship Square in downtown, […]
The University of Idaho reported its largest spring student body in school history this semester, with 12,213 students enrolled, a 2.8% increase from Sspring 2025 and the tenth consecutive semester of growth. The 2025-26 academic year began […]
In the midst of midterms week as deadlines built, a different kind of academic support made its way into the University of Idaho Library. On March 12, therapy dogs visited campus to help students and faculty […]
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 […]