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After approving a plan last year, the Idaho State Board of Education voted Thursday to implement it into policy, making some student fees optional across Idaho’s four-year public institutions. Students […]
Faculty Senate took a look at the Cooperative Education Program, early warning grades and COVID-19 updates this past Tuesday. Cooperative Education plan John Mangiantini, director of the Cooperative Education […]
ASUI voted in favor of three separate resolutions opposing new bills from the state legislature, including a resolution calling for the permanent removal of the university’s requirement that incoming students have […]
Moscow Volunteer Fire Department is continuing efforts to raise money for both the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Columbia Center Stair Climb. So far they have raised $24,017. Currently […]
In 2013 I was scrolling through YouTube and saw a video of one of my favorite Youtubers talking about a piece of technology I hadn’t heard of before. It was […]
Aries (March 21-April 20) Connect with your friends this week, especially those who are your ride-or-dies. This week is also good for seeking out closure in past conflicts. Taurus (April […]
Although the forecast might be a little chilly this week, there are lot of fun events and activities to brighten up the day for UI students. From sports, to games, […]
Friday, Feb. 11 11:02 a.m. Theft of Automobile: The caller on North Almon Street believed their vehicle had been stolen. 11:39 a.m. Vehicle Prowl: A car was broken into within […]
Valentine’s day is a holiday focused on love and showing appreciation to the people we love most in our lives. It is important to celebrate our significant others and everyone […]
In an email from University of Idaho President Scott Green and Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence, announced that free KN95 masks will be available at specific locations on […]