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The Gritman Women’s Imaging Center is switching from conventional mammography technology to tomosynthesis — a 3D imaging technology that allows radiologists to more accurately detect breast cancer. Scott Nelson, director […]
It’s not often that a public university can say they’ve defeated Ivy League schools, such Yale and Dartmouth, in anything pertaining to academics. But that’s exactly what a group of […]
The United Way of Moscow reached the deadline earlier this week for accepting applications for local businesses and nonprofit organizations willing to partner with them for 2015.
The 2014 Excellence of ResearchAwardwasgivento Eva Top, professor of biology in the University of Idaho College of Science and the Institute for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies. The Excellence of Re- […]
After four years as a cast member for “The Vagina Monologues,” non-traditional student Kelli Foutch said she wanted to explore other ways to be involved with the production.
For Greek students, the end of school means an end to the time they’ve spent with their fraternity brothers and sorority sisters. For Miguel Vasquez, reflection on his time with […]
The day that it all happens will be a quiet one in Moscow. Most students will be long gone doing whatever it is that they do over the summer. But […]
An estimated 5,000-plus came out for the bouts and there wasn’t a bad seat in the house. From the 1930s on, the ringside view at Memorial Gym was just as […]
Cultural divides can sometimes be difficult to cross, but no matter what background a person has, everyone has to eat.