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When I returned home from my first winter break my brother asked, “What is the best thing about being in college?” After rolling around a few answers in my […]
The leaves are falling, and it’s getting colder in Moscow. Students are preparing for snow, but that isn’t the only thing around the corner. Spring semester is only two months […]
From the wall of over 40 different olive oils and vinegars to select herbs and spices, Ampersand Oil and Vinegar Tap House has the ingredients needed to make a […]
A bill written by Sen. Kate Ricart and sponsored by Sen. Laura Ehman intended to iron out the details of redistricting by college was discussed at last week”s ASUI senate […]
Erin James said she easily gathered more than enough funds for the second annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Art and Essay Contest this year. “I”ve never had such an […]
A class for the cooking-impaired Will Meyer | Crumbs Whenever I’m missing home, my sentimentality usually has something to do with cooking. Though eating at Bob’s multiple times a day […]
Faculty Senate approves two proposals on general education The University of Idaho Faculty Senate approved a proposal Tuesday to form a General Education Assessment Committee, which would serve as a […]
CLASS to host event for students to learn more about majors The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) will hold a majors fair Thursday from 10 a.m. to […]
New dean opens up, life and hobbies Andrew Kersten, the new dean of University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, admits he’s a bit of a nerd.
The University of Idaho is seeking a new dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, who will step into the position during the spring semester of 2014.