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The 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence – “America250”, or the semiquincentennial – is on July 4, 2026. To recognize the occasion, the University of Idaho’s […]
Sara Annette Bowman was one of the first four faculty members at the University of Idaho as a professor of art and design. Her dress, teaching bodice, beaded dinner bodice […]
University of Idaho professor Rebecca Scofield discussed the intersection of feminism and fiction in her presentation of “Burn It All Down: The Feminist Imagination in 20th Century Dragon Riding Fiction,” […]
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Center will be hosting their third annual Kenworthy Silent Film Festival on Sept. 25-28. Thursday, Sept. 25 will consist of a discussion by Nakia Williamson-Cloud, Gwyn […]
On Saturday, Aug. 23, a pop-up exhibit titled “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America” opened on the first and second floors of the University of Idaho library. The exhibit is […]
In the heart of the Palouse, under the dome’s signature arched roof, 50 years of dreams, defeats and devotion echo through the P1FCU Kibbie Dome — what Vandal faithful know […]
This week, the University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department kicks off their production of “Love, Liz” at the Hartung Theater, starting Jan. 30. Written by UI alumna Lauren Grove, this […]
“Get ready to listen to music, sneak some drinks, paint your nails, and meet all of Elizabeth’s suitors,” because on Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. in the Hartung Theater, the […]
On Monday, Nov. 18, the University of Idaho History Department brought together five professors for a panel discussion, titled “Breaking Boundaries,” to commemorate the release of their new historical publications. […]
If 2023 was the “Year of the Girl,” due to Barbie, Priscilla and ‘Girl Math’, then there is no denying that 2024 should be deemed the “Year of Country”. One […]