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“If the house burned down tomorrow, would you still want to be part of their sisterhood?” It’s a question I was asked before the second day of my sorority’s recruitment […]
There are just 10 weeks — 72 days — until May 11. For some people, these numbers are just numbers. The dates are just dates. But for others, those 72 […]
Jake Blazzard, 42, began his 2019 with a brand-new place of employment: Moscow Family Medicine. Born in Lewiston, Idaho, Blazzard said he’s traveled much of the mid-west over the course […]
Students and community members gathered Tuesday night at the 1912 Center to discuss providing sanctuary in the context of immigration and refugees. Vice Chair of the Moscow Human Rights Commission […]
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre will host a free showing Wednesday evening of “Divide in Concord,” a film discussing the negative effects of plastic water bottles. The 7 p.m. event […]
The State Board of Education announced Wednesday the names of the top five finalists for the University of Idaho presidency, who will tour campus next week. According to the news […]
Idaho concluded the 2019 indoor season with nine Vandals on the podium throughout the three-day Big Sky Track and Field Indoor Championships. The men finished in fifth overall with 52.5 […]
This weekend my car battery died. Did I know how to jump-start it? No. Did I have someone to help assist in a few attempts? Yes.
Idaho football athlete Collin Sather died Tuesday morning of stage four kidney cancer, according to Idaho Athletics. Prior to Sather’s death, a GoFundMe page, created by Samantha LP, aimed to […]
Idaho football athlete Collin Sather died Tuesday morning of stage four kidney cancer, according to Idaho Athletics. Prior to Sather’s death, a GoFundMe page, created by Samantha LP, aimed to […]