Idaho shuts out Weber State
Weber State (0-18) had been shut out seven times this season and Friday, the Idaho Vandal women’s tennis team (15-5, 0-1 WAC) increased that number to eight, defeating the Wildcats […]
So far, so good for Mariners
Fifteen runs in two games and three wins in four — results we certainly did not expect but hoped for out of the 2012 Seattle Mariners.
Extending a streak–Idaho men’s tennis beats Northern Arizona, extends win streak to three
It doesn’t always matter how a team wins, but when it wins. Idaho men’s tennis (11-13, 1-2 WAC) is peaking when it needs to — just before they end the […]
Forum sparks controversy — ASUI policy adviser responds to allegations
ASUI Presidential Policy Adviser Joe Black defended allegations that he had been biased during the March 28 presidential open forum at Wednesday’s senate meeting. Saying his intention was for the […]
Local flooding breaks records, not property
Last week’s flooding recorded the highest water levels since 1996 and Moscow’s fourth-highest water level on record.
Scam sends money overseas — Police department warns community to be aware of telephone scam
The Moscow Police Department has heard numerous complaints concerning a telephone scam in recent weeks.
Childbirth: nothing to fear — UMA Center provides childbirth perspective for women on Palouse
Educating young people about alternative forms of childbirth, providing access to community resources and empowering women to be in control of the childbirth process are the goals of the recently […]
Spreading cultural understanding — Tutxinmepu Pow Wow celebrates its 13th year
For 12 years, the Native American Student Center has sponsored the annual Tutxinmepu Pow Wow.