Curbside recycling available for University of Idaho Greek Life chapters
A handful of sororities are already signed up for the program.
The City of Moscow has begun providing recycling services for University of Idaho Greek Life chapters.
Three University of Idaho students share their experiences with deadnaming
Using preferred names is
A name may seem trivial to people who have gone by their legal name their whole lives. But for those at University of Idaho who go by another name, who are forced to use a deadname on university platforms like BlackboardLearn and VandalWeb, names are incredibly important.
How to have a successful friendsgiving
Making a meal for friends away from home on Thanksgiving evening
Thanksgiving break is coming up and a lot of people are excited to head back home and see their families. However, for those that want to host a Friendsgiving, here are some tips.
Revival of the Black Student Union
Creating a new era after being established for 50 years
George Floyd’s death was a wake-up call for people across the nation. The Black Lives Matter movement over the summer triggered a new level of responsiveness for the needs of Black students at the University of Idaho and it led to the revival of the Black Student Union.
Seeking establishment at the UI Moscow campus
The Black faculty and staff on campus hope to support all groups
The Black faculty and staff on campus at the University of Idaho have decided to come together to create an organization. The conversations began last spring, but they have not quite defined what type of group they would like to be and will be referred to as an association for now.
“Healthy at Home” during the holidays
Local cafe helps to feed families in need
As the colder weather approaches and the holiday season takes off, food security for families in need is more important than ever. To combat this ever-present issue, Bloom Cafe, a local restaurant in Moscow, launched the “Feed a Family” program on Oct. 30 through Healthy at Home, a preexisting menu option, to provide healthy, balanced and convenient meals for the local community.
BREAKING: UI Athletics cancels first two women’s basketball games
Games against LCSC and Oregon State are marked off the schedule with no plans to reschedule
The first two games of the 2020-2021 Idaho women’s basketball season have been canceled due to the number of available players on the rosters. The email from University of Idaho […]
Crumbs: tuna fried rice
Step up fried rice with a cheap alternative protien
Who would have thought that tuna would be good in fried rice? Well, this is a dish you will just have to try for yourself to find out. Adding fish to this simple dish will add umami and savory flavors one could dream about.
Life hacks: the home stretch
Things to do on the Palouse this week
Wrapping up the semester can leave us feeling stressed and overwhelmed—so why not treat yourself to a week full of meditation and self-care activities? With help from the University of Idaho and Washington State University, Christmas gift-hunting, meditation and well-rounded endeavors are made easy and enjoyable to seek out. Remember to wear a mask to in-person events and keep others and your health a priority.
Vandal Athletics come to decision to not allow fans at events this winter
Vandal Athletics will continue to assess the situation regularly to determine if adjustments can be made for attendance
University of Idaho Athletics events will not hold fans during the 2020-21 winter season due to Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s decision to move Idaho from Stage Three to Stage Two […]