ASUI brief — ASUI discusses open date for new student lounge
The ASUI Senate met last Wednesday to discuss the new Vandal Student Lounge in the Idaho Commons. The official opening date for the lounge is Sept. 28. ASUI President McKenzie […]
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Keegan Felton, a University of Idaho junior, died late yesterday afternoon, according to a UI news release. According to the news release, Felton was majoring in general studies in the […]
Food, friends and root beer — A German festival with a University of Idaho twist
The 11th annual Living Learning Communities (LLC) Oktoberfest brought students together to take in one of the first official days of fall with German-themed food and festivities.
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Q: What is the best way to cure a pesky cold? Sleep it off Nothing helps me more when I’m feeling under the weather than a long night’s sleep or […]
Beating the bug — Staying healthy can be challenging, but there are steps students can take to prevent illnesses.
If you have never been hit with what many call the “Moscow plague,” it is more than likely you know someone who has. The best time of the year has […]
Money will make the shows go on — ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ to be accompanied by local muscians
The 1920s silent film “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” will be on screen at 7 p.m. Sept. 28 at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, accompanied by a live orchestra.
Making video games social — Palouse gamers to gather at UI Commons
Vandal Overnight Games will be Sept. 30 in the University of Idaho Commons and Teaching and Learning Center. This is the seventh Vandal Overnight Games held by the UI Information […]
Mindful benefits — Twenty-minute meditation class help reduce stress
Meditation is nothing new to the University of Idaho. As the school year progresses, so do Mindful Meditation sessions. Mindful Meditation is a 20-minute session run by Jamie Derrick, a […]
Being a Vandal 100 years ago — “Vandal Traditions” exhibition showcases the history of Vandals
The “Vandal Traditions” exhibition at the Third Street Gallery takes audiences into the life of being a Vandal, from as early as the 1910s. The exhibition, a compilation of memorabilia […]
‘Leonardo’s Children’ — UI professor speaks about the intersection of art and science.
On the surface, art and science might not seem to have much in common. David Roon, instructor and program lead for Ecology and Conservative Biology, brought this up in his […]