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Idaho men’s and women’s tennis opened up its season last week after being on a two-month hiatus. The men’s tennis team is led by head coach Daniel Hangstefer. He became […]
As University of Idaho students begin the spring semester, university officials continue to work on the projected $22 million deficit. The projected $14 million deficit for fiscal year 2020 (FY20) has “largely been resolved,” said Brian Foisy, vice president for the Division of Finance and Administration.
This Saturday marked the fourth annual Women’s March on the Palouse. On the same day the annual anti-abortion march, March for Life occupied Friendship Square in downtown Moscow.
Add a little spice to your life by enjoying the community that surrounds us. Moscow is a town that always has something going on, especially with its bubbly atmosphere. With […]
It was fun while it lasted, but now it’s time for John Schneider and Co. to get to work. The Seattle Seahawks finished another high-achieving season in 2019 and the […]
Logan Heflin, a former member of the ASUI senate, took 17-year-old activist Greta Thunberg’s words to heart and sought to promote action to combat climate change. Last September Heflin and […]
In Moscow, Idaho, the African American or black population is 1.2%, according to the United States census bureau. Yet, the celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day does not reflect […]
Nearly 200 people gathered Saturday, Jan. 18 to attend Moscow’s fourth annual Women’s March. The march kicked off at 1 p.m. in front of Moscow City Hall and ended in East City Park where a brief program, […]
From the elderly to young adults and children of all ages, Saturday’s March for Life annual event was attended by all age groups. The Moscow Right to Life group hosted […]
As the new semester approaches college students’ schedules tend to fill up faster than we can keep up with. Here are some tips to stay on track early on. Familiarize […]