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Committee seeks further oversight of academic program changes University Curriculum Committee Chair Daniel Eveleth suggested to Faculty Senate Tuesday that all academic program changes — regardless of substance or breadth […]
Climbing competition to be held in SRC A bouldering competition, the 13th annual Palouse Climbing Festival, will take place at 8 a.m. Saturday in the Student Recreation Center (SRC). The […]
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist headlines fourth annual Oppenheimer Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jacqui Banaszynski said journalists can’t be afraid to embrace their own human instincts if they want to capture true humanity […]
Silas Whitley | Crumbs This week is designated to explain the jargon used in homebrewing and introduce my recipe formatting. The recipe this week is a simple light hybrid beer […]
Jordan Hollingshead | Crumbs The kitchen cupboard is the perfect recipe for people looking for a good meal with just the basics in their cupboard. This recipe tastes great, is […]
May 20, 3:30 p.m. Schuyler, Nebraska A few wispy clouds speckled the azure sky. Sunshine filtered through the weeping willows leaves, landing on a teenager’s pearly face. Her boyfriend stared […]
Dahmen Barn to host Ukrainian egg decorating class With many family trees tracing back to Europe in one way or another, Moscow resident Margaret Dibble said she knows a way […]
This week is designated to explain the jargon used in homebrewing and introduce my recipe formatting. The recipe this week is a simple light hybrid beer — similar to common […]
Local martial arts instructor shares his insight on self-defense There are hundreds of movies and TV shows about the grandeur of hand-to-hand combat. With TV shows like “Nikita,” “Chuck” or […]
Steam Plant skeletons bring life to campus Emily Hays, a junior at the University of Idaho, was walking to the Farmer’s Market with a friend one morning when something out […]