UI receives tax help from VITA
The University of Idaho College of Law and College of Business and Economics are teaming up to provide free tax help for qualifying UI students and the Moscow community, courtesy […]
‘Ag-gag’ bad move
Wake up at five, feed the cows, set the water and make it to school by eight. This was a typical morning on the small farm I grew up on. […]
Disabled, not unable – Disabled people benefit greatly from compassion, technology
A thief stole the Moscow Special Olympics team’s sporting equipment last month, and with it their chance to compete at the State Winter Games on March 1. Fortunately, the Moscow […]
Off the cuff
A strange concept Have never comprehended why people preface statements with, “Can I just say something?” 99.9 percent of the time they say it regardless, but I’m going to set […]
Duke’s reward — Police Chief David Duke receives recognition for 40 years in law enforcement
A typical Moscow City Council meeting is overwrought with city business. While Monday’s meeting was similarly business-related, the Council set aside time for a more pleasurable duty: recognizing the work […]
Tuition paradox – Tuition increases necessary for UI to function, state should fund higher education
Steep tuition increases have become the modus operandi for higher education. That theme has held true at the University of Idaho for the past decade, where students have seen year […]
Discussion delays disciplinary vote — Student Code of Conduct draft sparks debate in faculty senate meeting
Members of the faculty senate decided to postpone a vote on changes to the new disciplinary review process for alleged violations of the student code of conduct Tuesday.
Water sports and eye health — Delta Gamma philanthropy Anchor Splash begins
Anchor Splash, an annual fundraising campaign hosted by Delta Gamma Sorority, began Wednesday at the University of Idaho with games, synchronized swimming and food on the itinerary. This year’s activities […]
Sweet treats for a sweet tooth– The Vandal Cooking class gives healthier ways to make sweet treats
In the University of Idaho Vandalizing the Kitchen cooking class Feb. 26, UI Campus Dietitian Marissa Rudley talked about ways to make sweet treats healthier.
Save now, spend later– It’s always easier to spend money than save money, so here are a few tips to help manage spending
Saving money is never an easy thing to do. Here are some tips for saving up before enjoying the spring break. Remember, the ability to stockpile cash is driven by […]