For the love of the game
Palouse Board Gamers holds online game nights every Friday on Discord

Sherri Haight started Palouse Board Gamers 14 years ago as a place for people to get together and enjoy games.

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A sense of community during social isolation
Businesses and non-profits across Moscow provide resources during COVID-19 pandemic

Food Not Bombs of the Palouse took over the kitchen area of the First Presbyterian Church on March 15 to prepare dinner for anyone who wanted to come. The tables were spaced out and people were called individually for food to maintain social distancing efforts.

Virtual Vandal Spirit Week
Dress up for a chance to win gift cards to businesses in Moscow

In order to keep everyone connected during this time of social distancing, the University of Idaho Department of Student Involvement and Vandal Health Education are hosting a Vandal Spirit Week […]

LUNAFEST: showcasing women in film
Annual film festival draws community members to learn more about various topics

For the last 15 years the University of Idaho Women’s Center has put on LUNAFEST. LUNAFEST is a national film festival put on by the nutrition bar company, Luna, to […]