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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
ASUI Sen. Ismael Mendoza has put forward a proposal advocating for a space on campus the Multi-Cultural Greek Council can call its own. Mendoza said Greek row is dedicated to […]
Sage Orozco is a legal advocate and volunteer for Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse (ATVP) because they wanted to help people. “I can’t just stand by and do nothing […]