Celebrating women
The University of Idaho will celebrate the signing of the 19th amendment Friday at FemFest — an event hosted by the UI Women’s Center to commemorate the progress women have […]
Electronics, education – Technology serves as hidden gem in classroom discussions across campus
Twenty-six percent of Americans get news on their cell phones, according to “Writing and Reporting the News” by Carole Rich.
Staying connected — Alumni association programs accessible for Vandals, no dues required
The University of Idaho Alumni Association is an organization no different than any other in the country — except that they do not collect dues from participants.
Write a grant, save the world
Face it, we’ve all heard these environmental sayings countless times. And while some of us bob along to the rhythm of these mantras, most of us simply do not.
Trim the fat – If the government can survive a 5 percent budget cut then so can the University of Idaho
The media and many politicians thought the sky was falling when the federal sequester loomed in legislation.
The F-Word: Property of no one
You know about it, I know about it, everyone who isn’t living in a cave in Antartica knows the kerfuffle surrounding the Miley Cyrus/Robin Thicke performance at the MTV Video […]
Off the cuff – Quick takes on life from our editors
Mad Mind I feel like I’m going mad. It’s still only the first week. The guiding light that is going to get me through this semester is that I am […]
UI moves past mistakes
Last week, University of Idaho Dean of Students Bruce Pitman made the right decision to admit that alcohol outreach and education programs at UI had a minimal affect on reducing […]
How to survive freshman year – Ten things to keep in mind to make it through the first year
Freshman year of college can be a scary new step in life. New school, schedules, people and freedom. There is no one to say when to go to bed or […]
Give me some cello – Portland Cello Project coming to perform in Moscow
The legendary cello indie orchestra that has crossed boundaries and blurred lines between musical genres is coming to Moscow. The Portland Cello Project (PCP) will be performing Friday, Sept. 6, […]