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Coming to campus my freshman year, I was a fish out of water. Born and raised in Boise, the college town that is Moscow felt like a different world. A […]
The historic David’s Building was sold Dec. 17, bought by Aaron Rench, Nate Wilson and Andrew Crapuchettes. It was built in 1899 and has been recognized in the National Register […]
The path to drawing lines for the Idaho congressional districts is officially complete after the Idaho Supreme Court upheld the new map in a final petition, Feb. 11. 2021 committee […]
During the 2020 election Andrew Yang became a household name. While he didn’t end up winning, I wouldn’t say his candidacy was unsuccessful. The main idea that he ran on […]
Friday, Feb. 26 3:54 a.m. Malicious Mischief: University of Idaho custodian discovered a computer that looks like it was attempted to be stolen. 9:47 a.m. Domestic Dispute: The caller reported screaming and doors […]
Although it was senior night, it was the freshman, sophomores and juniors that led the Vandals to victory. The game started off with senior guard Allison Kirby hitting a layup […]
I graduated high school with a class of 16 in small-town northern Idaho. One of the best things to happen to us was being the first class in years to […]
University of Idaho President Scott Green announced that the mask mandate will end March 1 as cases of COVID-19 around the state are in decline. Masks will become optional and are […]
Although the weather might be a bit gloomy, don’t let the cloudy skies get you down, because this week is filled with so many exciting Vandal events and activities – […]
The University of Idaho has a long history with Jazz, since the 1960’s the Lionel Hampton Music festival has been celebrating and honoring jazz music, with one of the oldest […]