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College students often hear that winter break is a “nice perk” of academic life, a few weeks to relax before the spring semester begins. But after months of deadlines, exams, […]
Saying “happy holidays” has become something of an internet culture war in recent years. It has transformed from a standard wintertime greeting into a whole argument. However, there are some […]
There’s a reason the Christmas season has earned the reputation of being “the most wonderful time of the year.” Beyond the holiday jingles, twinkling lights and crowded shopping malls, there’s […]
Last updated at 10:57 a.m. on Nov. 5. As of 11:05 p.m. on Nov. 4, all of Latah County’s precincts have been marked as fully reported. Hailey Lewis has been […]
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be delayed for the month of November as a result of the federal government shutdown and funding lapse, according to the Idaho Department of […]
The University of Idaho will need to lay off 28 “essential” full-time faculty and staff to meet new budget requirements in Fiscal Year 2027, according to budget documents published by […]
Amazon opened a new delivery station in Pullman Friday, Oct. 24, aiming to bring same-day delivery to the Palouse region. Station operations will ramp up though the holiday season. Two-day delivery […]
The 2025 Elections are coming up soon. Here’s a helpful guide for Moscow voters with frequently asked questions and election information. What offices are up for election in Moscow? In […]
Recent graduate of the University of Idaho Theatre Department, Jacob McGaughey, has accepted a fellowship at the Boise Contemporary Theater in honor of late UI alum, Ari Keever. She was […]
Moscow’s city council approved multiple proposals brought to the meeting on Sept. 15. Among these were a request for a second K9 unit and a grant application plan to build […]