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Between the lack of kitchen space in the residence halls and the challenges of finding healthy food that fits into a student budget, cooking as a college student can be […]
“The Dumb Waiter,” is a play of mystery, suspense, and betrayal that will surely keep the audience at the edge of their seats, not knowing what will happen next. The […]
The Moscow Human Rights Commission presented the UNHCR documentary ‘After Spring’ Sept. 6 at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Center as a kickoff for Racial Equality Month. The film shed light […]
Most news outlets and media agencies have pivoted to video in order to reach a more connected audience. With the rising popularity of podcasts, those same agencies should instead be […]
University of Idaho Provost John Wiencek and his committee spent Monday morning on the defensive line. Faculty members had seen how their peers ranked their programs’ value to the university […]
Vandal volleyball traveled to the Windy City last week, picking up the first win of the season during a late-week tournament in the University of Illinois – Chicago Invitational. Idaho […]
August 31 900 block West Palouse River Drive, 7:39 a.m. Unknown person broke into a trailer home, taking a TV and stereo. South Blaine Street; Safeway, 8:47 a.m. Male […]
Safety is important at the University of Idaho, which is why the university set aside an entire week specifically focused on raising awareness toward it. Emilie McLarnan, UI’s Violence Prevention […]
The University of Idaho Safe Zone Program is one of the many diverse resources the university supplies to students. The program, which is designed to create a welcoming and inclusive […]
Some students at the University of Idaho will not be able to legally stay in school next spring if the phase-out of DACA is not halted, or if the order […]