Standing tall — Theophilus Tower offers first-year community, academic support
Many freshmen start college on a high note living in Theophilus Tower, the tallest building in Moscow.
Pushing boundaries — Game of Thrones sparks discussion of rape on screen
I was reluctant to start watching Game of Thrones. Between being told I would get addicted, the tales of violence towards women and lots of blood guts, I didn’t really […]
Arts roundup — This week’s top arts and culture stories and events on campus and in the community
UI to offer film and television studies degree The University of Idaho will now offer a new degree in film and television studies through the College of Letters, Arts and […]
Planning UI’s warmest welcome — Palousafest welcomes students new and old, becoming part of UI tradition
When Trista Goodenough was hired as the student summer coordinator for the University of Idaho’s Department of Student Involvement back in April, she was welcomed with a large task and […]
Habitat for the humanities — Moscow invites writing and reading enthusiasts to participate at its many literary events
At the launch party of her debut novel “The Principals Behind Flotation” Alexandra Teague stood in front of a pack crowd in local bookstore Bookpeople of Moscow and said, “This […]
Opening doors, Vandal or otherwise — UI employs several programs to increase university, overall state postsecondary enrollment
Idaho high school students are currently one of the least likely demographics to pursue a college education, the United States Department of Education reports, creating a low postsecondary enrollment across […]
A passion for politics — McKenzie MacDonald begins working toward school year goals
When she was younger, McKenzie MacDonald, UI’s new ASUI president, changed her mind about her future quite often.
Home sweet UIdahome — New UI students will belong to a vandal family, lasting legacy
The fall semester is approaching fast. In just a few weeks, droves of students will return to the Moscow community to gear up for a new semester.
Column: The Dangers of Overconfidence
There’s no doubt about it, Idaho football is good. In fact, the team may be better than it ever has, due to a number of experienced leaders returning to the […]
Club Sports: Leaving a Logging Legacy
Moscow isn’t always about downtown coffee shops and parties on Greek row. The university also offers a plethora of athletic clubs open to students. One of those clubs looks to […]