Weekly Horoscopes
Consulting the stars
Capricorn: Dec. 22 – Jan. 20 You are very capable with your resources and do better managing your finances than other signs. This week you will come upon new opportunities […]
Life hacks: the final countdown
Things to do this week on the Palouse
Feeling bored and are wondering what things are going on this week? Stay up to date on current events and view things to attend in your free time. Here are […]
OPINION: UI Athletics needs to put safety before money
Events on campus should not be in-person even if departments will receive monetary gain
The move University of Idaho Athletics made to allow fans into the football games was questionable. With so many people gathered into one indoor space, even one as large as […]
UI and Athletics “educate” while enforcing COVID-19 protocol at football games
Despite a nearly overwhelming amount of safety reminders, some people still aren't wearing masks in the Kibbie Dome
Fans walking into the Kibbie Dome for last Saturday’s football game, pitting the Vandals against the Eagles, were greeted with thermal scanners along with countless reminders to wear masks and […]
It’s in the wastewater: How the University of Idaho is testing for COVID-19
The process can serve as an early-warning system for new outbreaks
Aside from random satellite testing and temperature checks in certain spaces on campus, another measure implemented by the University of Idaho has helped counter COVID-19 outbreaks by analyzing wastewater from […]
Essential workers are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s who qualifies
Farmers, janitors, grocery store workers and others can now schedule appointments
Grocery store workers and other frontline personnel in North Idaho are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a press release from Public Health – Idaho North Central District Thursday and a similar release from Panhandle […]
Vandals take on the tundra
UI Glacier Dynamic Lab teams up with BSU to understand glacier surges in Alaska
The Turner Glacier in south Alaska used to move at stable speeds until 2020. Now, the glacier charges forward 65 feet a day, bulldozing sand and debris into the ocean. […]
Internationals in UI tennis stay determined to play
Despite a few bumps with “low energy” and difficulties in practice, they look forward to what’s coming
Both women’s and men’s tennis at the University of Idaho have started off their seasons and, while things have been challenging, coaches and athletes say there is a real determination […]
Distinguished professor celebrates 60 years of work at UI: “She’s is in a class by herself”
Distinguished professor celebrates 60 years of work at UI
Distinguished Professor Jean’ne M. Shreeve recently celebrated 60 years of continuous work at the University of Idaho. But she doesn’t plan to stop there. Shreeve was hired by renowned UI […]