Dim the lights? — Committee continues discussing regulations for dynamic display signs
The Moscow Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing Jan. 9 to discuss regulations for the city’s dynamic display signs.
Fresh look for fresh products
Since late October the City of Moscow has been gathering feedback from the community on ways to improve the Moscow Farmers Market.
Women’s Center expands student outreach
The University of Idaho Women’s Center doesn’t have a lot of social events, mostly events that have specific objectives or are educational, said Heather Shea Gasser, director of the Women’s […]
Research, reference, national recognition
She’s not an elderly lady with glasses sitting behind the desk, shushing people and checking out books. Kathleen Monks is a librarian at the University of Idaho and has been […]
Skipping steps
When Microsoft decided to switch all live.edu email addresses over to its new Office 365 program, Chuck Lanham said the University of Idaho was required to make the switch as […]
Protecting student privacy — Dean of Students, ITS team up to give students greater privacy
The University of Idaho Information Technology Services department rolled out changes to the student directory Jan. 8 in order to better protect student privacy.
Dim the lights? — Committee continues discussing regulations for dynamic display signs
The Moscow Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing Jan. 9 to discuss regulations for the city’s dynamic display signs.
Double chocolate chip cookies
Lindsey Treffry | Crumbs Sometimes all we need is chocolate, chocolate and … more chocolate. These cookies fulfill any chocolate lover’s dream. Plus, if you’re vegan or dairy-free, this recipe […]
Fighting for Lowe
About 450 people attended a benefit fundraiser at Maialina Pizzeria Napoletana Monday and Tuesday, which raised almost $10,000 in support of University of Idaho student Bethany Lowe, who is fighting […]