LIFE Hacks: Feb. 7-13
Things to do at UI this week
Vandal Students have a busy week to look forward to, with lots of great opportunities and events to take advantage of. Keep an eye out for these activities going on […]
City Council regulates the use of e-bikes within the city
The use of disaster recovery grant approved for Sixth Street bridge
Moscow City Council addressed the increased use of e-bikes, approved plans to improve emergency communication systems and accepted grant money for Sixth Street bridge renovations. Support for e-bikes This […]
Police Logs: FedEx van jumps snowbank
A look at what happened this weekend
Friday, Feb. 4 11:12 a.m. Fish & Game Violations: A moose was in the road blocking cars at East F Street and North Cleveland Street. 2:44 p.m. Traffic Violation: A […]
OPINION: Why we should discontinue the penny
Pennies are not worth your time
It is time to retire the penny from circulation. All of them. In this expensive modern age we no longer have a need for something as worthless as a penny. […]
Weekly update: 2020’s record numbers the new norm in 2022
Feb. 4’s update with COVID-19 statistics
Idaho’s 2020 record of new cases in one day was on Dec. 9 with 2,298 cases, according to Idaho’s COVID-19 page. 2022 set a new record with 4,537 cases on […]
Chick-fil-A to reopen Valentine’s Day
After being closed for five months, the student favorite restaurant will be back
Chick-fil-A will be opening back up in the ISUB food court on Feb. 14 after its five-month closure. Orders through the Boost app are currently unavailable, but students are welcome […]
ASUI brings menstrual cups to campus, securing greater inclusivity
The push for greater inclusivity in the Idaho Legislature will continue into next week
After being introduced on the senate floor in the previous week, ASUI passed legislation Wednesday bringing menstrual cups to campus and urging the state legislature to adopt language allowing for […]
Our View: Looking for hope after Chartwells’s rocky start
After long-delayed reopenings, UI’s food scene is hopefully starting to get back on its feet
The food situation on campus has been nothing short of frustrating since Chartwells took over as the University of Idaho’s food vendor. Last August, every place to eat in the […]
OPINION: The New York Times shouldn’t have bought Wordle
Wordle needs to remain free to keep what makes it so fun
Over the past month a browser game called Wordle has skyrocketed in popularity. This is a game where you have six attempts to guess a word. Every guess you make […]
SPONSORED CONTENT: Wilbur-Ellis Innovation Award Offers $25,000 to U.S. Student Team for Innovative Ways to Feed a Growing Population
Whether students are pursuing a degree in agriculture, food science, business, technology or any other major, their skillset could be applied to solve an urgent problem: how to feed a […]