Whistle-stop in Moscow for Reclaim Idaho’s veto tour
Reclaim Idaho makes a stop in Moscow to voice opposition for a bill they are calling the ‘silence the voters act’

The people behind Reclaim Idaho, a grassroots movement that helped pass the Medicaid Expansion Act, made a whistle-stop at One World Café in Moscow Saturday afternoon to speak with Idaho […]

For the students, by the students
Students speak about their experience with UIdaho Bound

Over the past two weekends, the University of Idaho has opened its doors to welcome our incoming freshmen and transfer students as they prepare for next fall. UIdaho Bound is […]

What a joke
April 1 is a joke all on its own

Today is the day. The day we have all been preparing to play pranks on friends or being the person who is prepared for the unexpected. April Fools’ day has […]

A night of hope and healing
UI Women’s Center to host 3rd annual SAAM Slam Poetry Night

Healing is the theme of Tuesday’s annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Slam Poetry event. The event is put on by the University of Idaho Women’s Center to create a […]

Interim dean hopes to be dean of UI library
UI will have a new library dean, announcement expected in April

University of Idaho library dean candidate Ben Hunter spoke about the role of the library in a land grant research institution Wednesday in the Idaho Commons, during the third of […]

Climate change: is it all doom and gloom?
NYT Climate reporter Kendra Pierre-Louis speaks at eighth annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium

No person under 43 years old has experienced a single year on Earth with “normal” temperatures. New York Times climate reporter Kendra Pierre-Louis said 1976 was the last year Earth […]