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Students and employees were made aware of the burglary of an on-campus apartment via email on April 25. Moscow Police received a report that an unknown person unlawfully entered an […]
As one walks up and down the residential areas of Moscow, there are a plethora of historic and beautiful houses that make up the neighborhood. What is not immediately obvious […]
A projected 8-10% increase in incoming freshmen could reduce room availability for returning University of Idaho students. Housing and Residence Life has created 171 more beds to accommodate more freshmen […]
Hello, I am Ben DeWitt, editor of this year’s Housing Guide. Moving away from home is a very stressful situation. You leave behind all you’ve known to attempt to live […]
Choosing where to live as a freshman can be pretty simple. It’s either Theophilus Tower, Wallace or limited options in the LLCs, with first years being required to live on […]
In the past year the nation has been experiencing a dramatic increase of prices for most goods and services, known as inflation. From transportation to food to affording a place […]
Following an entire academic year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, students are anticipating a sense of normalcy this upcoming fall semester. While many plans are still up in the air, with […]
Sponsored by Hill Rental Properties Hill Rental Properties has been providing housing to students in Moscow for the last 40 years. Locally owned and operated, they offer quality, clean apartments […]
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind with ups, downs and a lot of false hope.
Cars filled to the brim with hopeful new Vandals drive past bright green hills as they embark
on their first year of college life. They arrive at the University of Idaho and eagerly unpack their
bags, preparing for whatever college has in store for them. From Greek Life to the residence halls and off- campus housing, students learn what their time at UI will mean. While they adjust to their academic lives, students must similarly adjust to changes in UI’s General Education Budget in face of the $22 million deficit.