Women’s Basketball: Comforts of Home
Idaho brought plenty of energy and fight against Northern Arizona, and the outcome was rarely in doubt. The Vandals took care of business against NAU 83-68 to sweep the home […]
Opposing positions — Pro-life marchers and pro-choice advocates both host rallies in downtown Moscow
While a brisk wind filtered through Moscow, Students for Life and Crusade for Life advocates huddled close and marched down Moscow’s Main Street Saturday afternoon. As pro-life advocates trickled into […]
Saying no to name-calling — Local charter school celebrates kindness with anti-bullying poetry slam
Elementary and middle school students shared their thoughts and feelings about bullying during a no name-calling poetry slam Thursday night at One World Café. Students from Moscow’s Palouse Prairie Charter […]
Men’s Basketball: A Thunderbird Scare
The Idaho men’s basketball hit the road Thursday and found a way to win at Southern Utah, taking down the Thunderbirds 80-76. “I thought we had a number of guys […]
Women’s Basketball: Glass Domination
A rocky beginning would not stop the Vandals on Thursday night. Idaho overcame a turnover-filled start to take down the Southern Utah Thunderbirds, 74-51. The Vandals have now won nine […]
A new look at MLK’s dream — Nikkita Oliver delivered poems and personal stories in her speech on MLK’s dream
The University of Idaho welcomed Nikkita Oliver, an attorney and educator from Seattle, to deliver the 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. keynote address Thursday night. The second floor of the […]
Gearing up for a new semester — ASUI hears about a few changes to the ASUI president’s cabinet and an update on medical amnesty
The first ASUI meeting of the semester began 30 minutes late because of an ASUI senator being held up during a pre-session group activity. A lack of unfinished business resulted […]
A diverse review of 2017 albums – Week 1 — 2017 was a year nearly too loud to remember
Bonobo How does one make a record in 2017 that could sound like it’s from another generation? Well, look to something like Alex Cameron’s synth-pop concept album, “Forced Witness.” But […]
Five strings, six suites — Cellist plays rare five-string cello for Idaho Bach Festival
People of all ages filled the Haddock Performance Hall Tuesday night for a rare showcase of a five-string cello. Miranda Wilson, an associate professor of cello, bass and theory at […]
End of the road — Long-time journalism professor Steve Smith plans retirement
Steve Smith, journalism and mass media professor at the University of Idaho, will be retiring May 2019 after eight years of teaching. Smith said he always had a passion for […]