Keep calm and Vandal on with logging sports
Logging sports keep afloat despite numerous challenges stemming from COVID-19
Richard Lasiw

Set in the foreground near Moscow Mountain sits the Franklin H. Pitkin Forest Nursery, part of the College of Natural Resources Center for Forest Nursery and Seedling Research. There, on […]

They did the Monster Match
Halloween themed climbing competition to win prizes for best climbers
Armin Mesinovic

Halloween is set to look different this year for many people and organizations as COVID-19 has put a hold on many classic traditions. The Outdoor Program at the University of […]

Halloween spirit haunts Moscow
This year's decorations captured in photos.
Staff Report

As Halloween creeps closer, Moscow residents are celebrating with COVID-19-safe decorations. Our photographers explored town to find the spookiest decorations they could. Dudley Household Rob Dudley, University of Idaho graduate […]

OPINION: Lessons learned from bad plant parenting
Saving my sad indoor garden from a frozen October
Rebecca Pratt

It’s easy to dismiss or idolize the role of a mother. I have worked with kids for the last five years of my life in every role from nanny to swim instructor to tutor and beyond. I love working with kids, but I have never wanted or pictured myself having my own. Fast forward to now, I’m nearly 23 with five plant children and I am beginning to wonder if even plant motherhood was a good idea to experiment with in college.

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OPINION: Much needed reform to Greek chapters at UI
Old rules create unsafe environments for women in Greek life
Dani Moore

As a member of a sorority here on campus, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time in a house and would recommend it to anyone interested. I believe Greek life can be a beneficial experience and open a lot of doors.