OTC 10-24-2017
What is your favorite fall activity? Mazes In Southeast Idaho, there are many options when it comes to straw and corn mazes. My favorite Halloween memories involve weaving through them […]
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Neglecting the victims — Sexual assault cases should be taken more seriously at UI
Recently, two University of Idaho students, an alleged victim and the man accused of assaulting her, sued the school, claiming it mishandling their sexual assault case. The victim alleges in […]
Lights, camera, art — UI grad student Logan Brashar shines her light
University of Idaho Art and Design graduate students exhibited their artworks with a hint of light on campus this month in Ridenbaugh Hall. “Light Show” featured 10 different artists who […]
ASUI remembers Keegan Felton — ASUI goes paperless, votes on memoriam resolution
ASUI Senate passed a resolution in memoriam of Keegan Felton, a University of Idaho junior who died last month. “It’s important for the Vandal community to know that ASUI looks […]
Celebrating seniors — GradFest gives graduating seniors opportunities and advice
Graduation is a big step in life, and the University of Idaho Office of Alumni Relations (OAR) recognizes that every year with GradFest. Seniors gathered Wednesday in the International Ballroom […]
Looking back while moving forward — GradFest gives UI seniors a chance to prepare for upcoming graduation
University of Idaho seniors are preparing for fall graduation, and GradFest has become a time to celebrate these student’s accomplishments.
The Los Angeles music experience on the Palouse — Mountain Man Music provides music students with professional development opportunities
Mountain Man Music is a recording studio for musicians in Moscow that brings the Los Angeles studio experience on the Palouse. Mountain Man Music (MMM) was started and owned by […]
Speaking out for women equality through celebrities — Buzzfeed writer and published author visited UI to discuss her new book addressing
Author and Buzzfeed journalist Anne Petersen read the first chapter of her new book, “Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud: The Rise and Reign of the Unruly Woman” at the […]
Ten days in Bolivia — University of Idaho students travel to Bolivia to assist a community in need of water
Claire Majors, a University of Idaho mechanical engineering senior, spent 10 days in Bolivia over the summer to help install a gravity feed water supply system for a local village […]
Demolition leads the way — After four years, work on remodeling finally begins
The idea to remodel the President’s House has been around since 2013, but its demolition on Sept. 27 paved the way for a completely new house. “Since 2013, we’ve been […]