News Brief — ASUI goes paperless
As of Wednesday, the University of Idaho ASUI Senate has officially gone paperless.
News Brief — Faculty Senate discusses multifactor authentication and survey results
During Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting, discussion aimed toward the new multifactor authentication (MFA) enrollment — a new system for UI account logins. MFA differs from the current system by requiring […]
Griffen’s Shorts: “The Jewbird” — A talking bird sets an example of humanity in the face of strife
With a title like “The Jewbird,” how could one not read this story? Bernard Malamud recounts the tale of Schwartz, a talking crow-like “Jewbird” and his dealings with the Cohen […]
New season, new market — Moscow’s Winter Market is back
As the temperature begins to drop, the Moscow Winter Market comes to life, filling the 1912 Center with diverse people and goods from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on various […]
Loud, swinging, fun at Jazz Fest — Well-known artists to perform at 2018 UI Jazz Festival
Some of the best-known names in the jazz world will take the stage for University of Idaho’s 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Feb. 23 and Feb. 24.
‘We are not from India’ — Bangladesh Night brings Bangladeshi culture and traditions
With the Bangladesh national flag hung across the back of the stage, songs in Bengali resonating through the air and the Bruce Pitman Center International Ballroom filled with Moscow and […]
Awareness for weather warnings — As cold weather approaches, basic travel preparation is recommended this winter
As the cold winter months approach, exposure to unsafe roads and traveling conditions becomes more prevalent — meaning students and faculty members traveling from the Palouse must take extra precautions […]
Breaking boundaries — Student group aims to encourage and support women in engineering
The Society of Women Engineers, or SWE, has a unique place on the University of Idaho’s campus.
Respect, the status quo — Fulfilling the social contract of respect in public is key to human interaction
When people venture out into the world, they enter into a kind of social contract with their fellow person.
I’ll do it later — Procrastination doesn’t have to win out over productivity
College students seem to be really good at procrastinating. Somehow, they manage to almost always submit their assignments just in time — right around 11:59 p.m., when the assignment is […]