GALLERY: Windstorm topples trees across campus
Last night, an intense windstorm blew through Moscow. Students received an email warning them of the hazard yesterday afternoon. The University of Idaho said that 15 trees across campus fell, […]
Idaho names Ian Shoemaker as new offensive coordinator
Shoemaker comes to the Palouse with over 30 years of coaching experience
The Idaho Vandals football team is in a time of change. After an underwhelming 4-8 season, the Vandals were ready to make big changes. Tonight, Idaho announced that after a national […]
Bench explodes in Vandals’ 109-55 dominating win over Evergreen State
Vandals strong bench performance propels them to victory
The Idaho Vandals men’s basketball team had the privilege of hosting their matchup at the ICCU Arena on Dec. 14 against Evergreen State. This heavily favored game for the Vandals ended up being a […]
Vandals drop four quarter battle 80-73 to Utah State
Vandals drop consecutive games for first time this season
In a back-and-forth battle with the Idaho Vandals women’s basketball team trailing by a point to the Utah State Aggies, junior guard Hope Hassmann changed that. As Hassmann found space beyond the […]
Heading: UI-led mineralogy project receives $1.25 million to expand global mineral data
New geological engineering degree and improvements to mining databases at UI aim to address mining workforce shortage
OneMineralogy, a University of Idaho-led project, received a $1.25 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The grants aims to improve mineral data system construction and visibility, create opportunities for students and support Idaho’s mining economy and workforce. […]
COLUMN: Across the map: Reflecting on a semester abroad in Scotland
The lessons learned this season
As the days become shorter and the weather grows colder, it signifies the end of the fall semester. It also means the final days of my semester abroad have arrived. […]
Palouse Cult Film Revival brings “The Muppet Christmas Carol” to the Kenworthy
A night full of laughter, prizes and cinema
The Palouse Cult Film Revival is bringing “The Muppets Christmas Carol” to the Kenworthy on Monday, Dec. 15. The theater will open doors at 6 p.m. and the film will […]
Letter to the Editor: Current financial management in the digital age
In just a short span of time, the way we manage money has changed more than most people ever expected. Tasks that once required standing in line at a bank […]
Letter to the Editor: What Will Happen to Our Kids When Vaccine Misinformation Reigns?
It has been my honor and privilege to practice general pediatrics in Idaho for 25 years. I have worked with families from Boise and Eagle to Nampa and Caldwell. But […]
OPINION: A recent poll shows students are feeling burnt out towards the end of the semester
Students are quickly losing steam at the end of the semester and they’re just ready to go home
College campuses always shift in December. The air gets colder, the libraries get fuller and the conversations between friends start sounding the same: “I’m exhausted,” “I’m so behind,” “I just […]