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The University of Idaho men’s basketball team has added six new faces to the roster for the 2020-21 season. The Vandals have added five recruits to their 2020 class. Recruiting […]
Off to an impressive start, the Moscow Bears (3-0) clinch another win over the Lakeland Hawks (3-3) by a score of 30-22 on Friday night in the University of Idaho’s […]
Soil Stewards Student Farm celebrated their 2nd Annual Fall Fest on Oct. 10 during Homecoming Weekend.
The new tattoo studio, Pen and Oak Tattoo, is owned and operated by Chani Murat Ewing with both her and artist Jon Pavlakis. Pen and Oak specializes in traditional, neo-traditional, and illustrative tattoo styles. They opened on Oct. 1 at 107 East 2nd Street in Moscow, Idaho.
University of Idaho’s Greek Row has seen a surge in COVID-19 cases recently, forcing some Greek chapters to quarantine.
An Idaho candidate forum ended early last Thursday when a Latah County Commission candidate declined to wear a face covering for the event, a requirement established by the City of Moscow.
An Idaho candidate forum ended early last Thursday when a Latah County Commission candidate declined to wear a face covering for the event, a requirement established by the City of Moscow.
About 15 people gathered in front of Moscow City Hall in a “Moment of Peace” to express gratitude towards the city and preach peace last Sunday.
Students have come to expect social distancing and longer waits at the University of Idaho’s cafeteria, The Hub. COVID-19-related guidelines may have slowed service, but they haven’t stopped staff from acknowledging the importance of customer service.
Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Shaakirrah Sanders, professor of law at the University of Idaho, never thought she would end up in Idaho.