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Last week, Sen. Dan Foreman, Latah County’s representative, called the greater Moscow area a “cesspool of liberalism.” Yes, you read that right. Foreman spoke to a crowd of roughly 50 […]
The University of Idaho athletic department has undeniably been in rough shape recently. The football program became the first ever to reclassify out of the FBS. That is normally enough […]
Although Gambino’s is approaching its 10th anniversary in September, the staff is just as excited to serve the Palouse as they were on the restaurant’s opening day. Destiny Alvarez, a […]
When Miranda Fenley took over The Loft Salon in 2014, she revamped and relaunched the business, hoping to reach new clients. With a new logo and unique hair care products, […]
New books and fliers for upcoming events crowd the inside window of BookPeople of Moscow. Inside the store, there is a couple talking about all of the books they see. […]
Tucked in the back corner of One World Cafe is a study room adorned with a long wooden table and enough chairs to sit a large group of friends. The […]
Titan, one of many moons of Saturn, is home to a multitude of land features, from mountains of ice to lakes of methane. Last year, the Cassini spacecraft, tasked with […]
Art Bettge, a member of Moscow City Council, is no stranger to the Palouse. A resident of the area for 38 years, Bettge graduated from the University of Idaho with […]
Snow dusted the top of 4th grader Alden Duff’s curly blonde hair. Standing 4-foot-9 on a stage in front of 1,000 protestors, the Jefferson Elementary student began his speech. “I’m […]
Mohamed Hassan is like any other first-year at the University of Idaho. An electrical engineering student at UI, Hasson enjoys video games, soccer, but sometimes finds it challenging to live […]