Falling for illusions — UI researcher finds evolutionary reasons for optical illusions
Optical illusions are sometimes survival mechanisms, University of Idaho researcher Russell Jackson said.
Moscow elections update — Unofficial cumulative Moscow election results
With the unofficial cumulative results in — and 19 of 19 precincts counted — incumbent Bill Lambert received 60.08 percent of Moscow’s mayoral vote, or 2,707 votes. Linda Pall received 39.92 […]
Moscow Elections
With absentee ballots counted, Bill Lambert has received 55 percent of Moscow’s mayoral vote. The rest of Moscow’s precincts are still being filled. Lambert ran against mayoral candidate Linda […]
Gaining ground — Generation Action to host screening of “The Hunting Ground” tonight
The University of Idaho’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action student group is hosting a screening of “The Hunting Ground,” a film that aims to educate about sexual assault on college campuses. […]
Making confidentiality key — UI Women’s Center raises money for a new confidential space
Confidentiality is important to the work of the University of Idaho Women’s Center. “If people want to talk to us about sexual violence, it’s important they can feel they’re in […]
Know your rights — UI law students distribute DACA information guide
Over the next two years, unless Congress or the White House change course, young, unauthorized immigrants’ eligibility to remain in the U.S. will expire — but not all are leaving.
A night of tradition — Africa Night celebrates modern style dances and traditions
For all, Africa Night exemplified the diversity in African culture. For some, it exemplified a shift in African culture.
Griffen’s shorts: ‘Little Match Girl’ — How a bundle of matches and a cold night can make readers feel so conflicted
Hans Christian Anderson is a prolific writer within the short story genre. He’s written time-honored classics such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Little Mermaid.”
Women reporting sports — SPJ panel highlights women in sports media and advice they have for young reporters
Women reporters are not a new sight in the journalism field, yet many still face challenges regarding sports media.
Construction to improve — Admin building construction moves forward, to open mid-December
The University of Idaho Administration Building Foyer, under construction since May 2017, will open and be fully available for use in mid-December, the UI Infrastructure website said.