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Damian Hawley grew up on the Colville Indian Reservation in central Washington, two hours south of Spokane. His reservation’s ancestral lands reached into Idaho, lending him in-state tuition at Idaho’s oldest, land-grant university.
Despite Idaho being moved back to Stage 2, and the insurmountable death toll that is rising every day, residents of Moscow appear to be taking COVID measures even less seriously […]
President Donald J. Trump’s reign of terror is finally coming to an end, but like most shit storms, it went out with a bang. The quote on quote, last hurrah […]
The upcoming programming, “Annie’s Project-Empowering Women in Agriculture,” is an organization founded on educating women and building skills to help them achieve success in farming and agricultural management. University of Idaho Extension in the northern district will be holding the six-week long event via Zoom due to […]
To all students, faculty and staff—welcome back! This Spring 2021 semester will be full of surprises and events that can be joined online or in-person for people who are feeling adventurous. When […]
Aries (Ram): March 21–April 19. It’s no secret you like healthy competition, but this week you may want to consider your definition of what is healthy. Relationships, new and old, will be a source of friction and […]
Weather advisories sent to the Palouse community this morning warned of high winds and possible flooding. When the storm hit, some residents were temporarily left without power and essential utilities. While outages may be inconvenient, but there are ways to deal with them responsibly and safely.
The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for portions of north central Idaho and east Washington with gusts between 50 and 60 mph expected on the Palouse. The high […]
Students who are enrolled in spring 2021 semester are eligible to receive COVID-19 relief money. These funds are provided by Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds to help with COVID-19 related […]
The City of Moscow’s legal department asked the Latah County Magistrate Court to dismiss misdemeanor charges issued to five people for allegedly violating the social distancing and mask order as well as resisting and obstructing […]