League of Women Voters to hold postcard writing session
The League of Women Voters of Moscow is hosting two postcard writing sessions this week in support of the Medicaid expansion proposition passed in November, according to a news release. […]
Medicaid expansion activists sign letters
Medicaid expansion group Reclaim Idaho hosts letter signing party in support of the passed proposition
At a dining room table in a house on Circle Drive Friday night, Reclaim Idaho volunteers gathered to write letters to their legislators about Proposition two. Emily Strizich, a co-founder […]
Vandals fall short in the battle for momentum against the Bobcats
Idaho men’s basketball came up short in its return to Cowan Spectrum Thursday in a game where momentum mattered most. The Vandals dropped their fourth conference game of the season […]
Presidential search committee to secure top 10 candidates by Feb. 12
The University of Idaho presidential search committee announced it would narrow the applicant pool to 10 candidates by Feb. 12, according to an email sent to UI faculty, staff and […]
Rise through the ranks
Moscow police chief worked his way up through the department through years of service
Moscow’s chief of police, James Dale Fry Jr., 49, said his tenure with the Moscow Police Department (MPD) has been long and decorated, and he is continuously exploring new and […]
WBB: Vandals finish weekend with first conference loss of the season
Idaho women’s basketball finished even on the weekend starting with a dominant win against Eastern Washington following with a loss to Northern Colorado. Idaho vs. Northern Colorado Despite the historic […]
MBB: Idaho picks up first conference win, starts season 1-2
The Vandal men picked up their first conference win of the season in the Idaho-Eastern Washington double header, taking down the Eagles 74-71. Idaho (4-10, BSC 1-2) found its stride […]
Asian Grove to be named in honor of UI professor
Motion to name part of arboretum after first paid employee approved by State Board
From 1967 to 1985, University of Idaho Professor Richard Naskali taught botany, plant anatomy and advised students. Naskali was appointed Arboretum director and became the first paid Arboretum employee until […]
UI falls below State Board’s reserves target
Loss of $21 million drops UI to below State Board standards
After experiencing a $21 million loss, the University of Idaho fell below the Idaho State Board of Education’s target reserve rates of 5 percent. UI is among two public Idaho […]
What’s open over winter break
For those staying in Moscow over winter break, here is a list of the UI facilities that will be open and closed
For students who will be staying in Moscow over the break, both the Idaho Commons and Pitman Center, along with all general education buildings, will be closed during the holidays. […]