Play like a pro — A new golf simulator seeks to increase enrollment
The golf industry is evolving, and the University of Idaho is evolving with it.
The champions — UI recognized for environmental work on campus
One building, in particular, has become well-known around University of Idaho’s campus — the Energy Plant, or steam plant, which sits just alongside Sixth Street, jetting outbursts of steam throughout […]
Justifying justifications — Psychologist Carol Tavris discusses Common Read
Carol Tavris, social phycologist and co-author of the University of Idaho 2017-18 Common Read, believes cognitive dissonance is responsible for people justifying when they are wrong.
Figuring finances and federal aid — As the FAFSA deadline approaches, the need for student knowledge on incoming aid rises
October brings with it the opening of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA. And, as the FAFSA deadline of Dec. 1 nears, there are things every college […]
How to convince a conservative — Visiting conservative supports climate change legislation
More young conservatives acknowledge climate change than ever, said visiting former congressman Bob Inglis. “But their parents are hard and their grandparents are tougher,” Inglis said.
The one vote against Indigenous People’s Day — Moscow City Council member Jim Boland speaks about voting against renaming Columbus Day
All but one Moscow City Council member voted in favor of a request to recognize Indigenous People’s Day.
Vandal uhh-lert — Internal review after explosion recommends reform
The initial Vandal Alert notification following the UI Steam Plant explosion in April was issued approximately 50 minutes after the incident, did not include adequate information, and reached 18 percent […]
Two lawsuits, one case — UI sued over mishandling of sexual assault case
A victim of sexual assault and her accused assailant are both suing the University of Idaho after allegations were made that the university mishandled the case in relation to both […]
Following a family tradition in the arts — UI Art and Architecture student reflects on growing up with a father in the arts
Relationships between college students and their parents can vary widely, but Gabriella Garcia, a senior studying interior design and architecture, is lucky to have a strong relationship with her father.
A wild show — Sirius Entertainment will present the ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ in Moscow
Aquasha DeLusty was 8 years old when she began her life as a theater and performance enthusiast. She said as a child, she loved playing make-believe and dressing up in […]