Novelist shares literary style with students
The momentum in Benjamin Percy’s stories takes off from the beginning and pulls the reader along, said Chase Colton, a University of Idaho graduate student in creative writing.
Moving in the right direction
Ten days into the semester the University of Idaho reported 11,707 enrolled students, just three less than last year’s total.
McClure Center hosts Presidents Week
The McClure Center for Public Policy Research plans to spark political discussion with its “Presidents Week” film and lecture series starting Feb. 6.
Just get fit
Vandals can embark on an eight-week fitness challenge to test their strength, flexibility and body composition — and win prizes along the way.
Getting the Word Out
Omega Delta Phi brings a new idea of “fraternity” to the University of Idaho campus.
‘Flying fingers” features performances by faculty, students
Performers in the 2012 Piano Bash “Flying Fingers” promise entertainment the whole family can enjoy.
Breaking the norm
Omega Delta Phi brings a new idea of “fraternity” to the University of Idaho campus.
ASUI Senate heats up
The impeachment process for ASUI Senator Zack Goytowski stopped after the bill failed to pass a two-thirds vote of the Senate. “It was a nightmare and I’m glad that it’s […]
ASUI offices under construction
It will be a dusty couple of weeks in the ASUI offices now that construction on the out-dated offices has begun.
Drawing the line for sarcasm
Sarcasm has a place in our everyday conversations, and it will inevitably pop up. Most of the time it’s funny, warranted and accepted — but sometimes it’s not.