SMART: an alternative step to addiction
Just as people learn and think differently, they can also go through the addiction process in various ways, which is one of the reasons why Sharon Fritz said the University […]
BookPeople hosts publication party
BookPeople of Moscow celebrated the release of Robert Wrigley’s “Anatomy of Melancholy & Other Poems” Monday night.
Get rooted: volunteers plant new vegetation
More than 1,000 volunteers have helped the University of Idaho Sustainability Center plant 11 different types of trees and other vegetation on and off campus in its Get Rooted initiative. […]
Professor strikes it big with NSF grant
University of Idaho professor David Tank grew up in the woods of Michigan. He learned the names of plant species from his father, a biology professor at a community college […]
Color me red
I’m sure everyone has seen them — the red and pink equal signs that many have been sporting as a profile picture on social media.
FIJI fraternity: More than a memory
The past and present men of Phi Gamma Delta, or “FIJI,” reconnected and reminisced past experiences in a celebration of the fraternity’s 100th year at University of Idaho March 29-31.
Taking the rough road
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, one in four Americans who are eligible for food stamps do not sign up for the program. The reason for this: they […]
Take Part
Elections for executive and senatorial positions within ASUI started Monday. ASUI represents the interests of all Vandals, both here at the University of Idaho and the state capitol.
Composting on hiatus
Bessie is still going to get some new bedding — she will just have to wait until next semester.
Volleyball reloads — Idaho prepares for spring slate after losing six seniors
Last season the Idaho volleyball team came up one game short of claiming its first WAC crown when it lost to New Mexico State in the conference tournament championship game. […]