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Coming up on her fourth year as a Moscow City Council member, Kathryn Bonzo keeps a Margarete Mead quote on her wall because she has never doubted a citizen’s capability […]
One World Cafe at Sixth and Main Street, the cafe with doors hanging from the ceiling and art covering almost every inch of the brick walls. The cafe on the […]
Unlike most teenagers, Anne Zabala’s first interest in local government was piqued by talk of city sidewalks and downtown restoration projects. Now 25 years old, the Moscow City Council member […]
Super Bowl 52 went the whole nine yards in terms of excitement and intrigue with both teams setting offensive records in a high-scoring contest. For New England Patriots fans, the […]
The Administration Building auditorium was nearly filled to the brim Jan. 25 with Auditorium Chamber Music Series (ACMS) attendees ready to listen to a performance by the Ying String Quartet. […]
When #MeToo posts first appeared in October 2017, women and men around the world were awakened to the extent of sexual assault and harassment. Thousands upon thousands of social media […]
The University of Idaho welcomed Nikkita Oliver, an attorney and educator from Seattle, to deliver the 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. keynote address Thursday night. The second floor of the […]
The Moscow Food Co-op officially opened its new location on the University of Idaho campus Thursday. The Moscow Food Co-op leases the upstairs space from the Campus Christian Center and […]
The former AP Top-25 Washington Huskies marched in to Moscow Friday night and handed Idaho its first home loss of the season. Idaho dropped the game by 12 points and […]
Festival Dance and Performing Arts Association will present the fifth production of their biennial event, “Joy to the World,” at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 2 in the University of Idaho Administration […]