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University of Idaho aims to continuously test students for COVID-19 throughout this semester. To continue monitoring cases after initial testing, students have been subjected to random surveillance testing.
Menstrual products are about to be much more accessible across campus. A company named OrganiCup produces a reusable menstrual cup created from 100% medical grade silicone. It hosts CampusCup, a program which offers their product for free on college campuses while supplies last.
Construction on A Street has been ongoing since early summer. Having the heavily traversed street unavailable for most of 2020 has inconvenienced residents of A Street and the rest of Moscow alike. Those who don’t live on the street may wonder why such extensive constructive was necessary.
Stepping into the New York Public Library, the bold lion statues standing guard outside, Rochelle Smith earned her first paycheck and fell in love with libraries.
Voters received another glimpse of the Democratic District 2 Latah County commissioner candidate in a virtual Q&A session Wednesday with incumbent Tom Lamar.
The University of Idaho will have a large surplus this year to help the institution through enrollment losses, state funding holds and other budget cuts, according to statements from the university budget and planning staff during a Tuesday Faculty Senate meeting.
University of Idaho aims to continuously test students for COVID-19 throughout this semester. To continue monitoring cases after initial testing, students have been subjected to random surveillance testing.
Moscow, Pullman and other areas of the Palouse may see three to five inches of snow this weekend, according to an urgent winter weather message from the U.S. National Weather Service. The storm, arriving […]
In Fall 2019, 11,926 students were enrolled at the University of Idaho. This semester, that number is down 9.5%, with 10,791 students enrolled. An email from UI President C. Scott […]
Within the past two weeks, University of Idaho re-tested 5,256 students taking in-person classes at the Moscow campus for COVID-19. Of these students, 2.2% tested positive for COVID-19, according to […]