Waste not, want not
The standard phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle” should not be the only words when thinking of sustainability — another way to “go green” is to upcycle, which is turning waste material […]
Nature knows no bounds — Moscow representative helps to improve sustainable practices around the world
Nature does not follow the laws set between borders of cities, states and countries, which is why, Moscow Mayor Nancy Chaney said, trying to be sustainable can be problematic.
Wolf population data deserves scrutiny
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual wolf population report released in mid-April, shows “at least” 321 confirmed packs and 1,674 individuals in Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Overall […]
Under pressure: a good thing?
As an exercise science and health student, hypertension is something that has been discussed in almost all of my coursework. And though hypertension can affect people across all majors, I […]
Vandals land in fifth at WAC Tournament
After a rough first round the Idaho women’s golf team turned things around, putting together two solid rounds to finish in fifth at the WAC Championships on Wednesday in Mesa, […]
Vandals reload — Idaho volleyball signs three more players for fall season
The Idaho volleyball team finished revamping its roster by signing three more players to the roster as the fall season approaches.
First time for everything — Men’s tennis hopes to capture its first WAC title in Denver this weekend
Idaho has a chance to win its first Western Athletic Conference title and earn an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament when it travels to Denver to play in the […]
One bad cat: ‘Cats and Dogs’
Emily Vaartstra | rawr reviews In a world where dogs double as secret agents and cats are trained ninjas with a fierce leader attempting to rule over the human race, there […]
KUOI News — Wednesday April 24, 2013
A preview of the visit to campus by a pair of lawyers taking on agricultual giant Monsanto in the U.S. Supreme Court, the return of a UI alumnus and polar bear […]
Spring-cleaning the city
Volunteering in your community is a way to not only benefit the community, but also show people a different side of the community they live in, said Tony Ive, Outreach […]