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Wallace Residence Center Wallace rooms are suite-style, with each pair of rooms sharing a bathroom. Floors are co-ed, but suites are generally single gender. Willey (fall) / Gooding (spring) double […]
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]
On Sunday, the Bruce Pitman Center was transformed into a multicultural mall for the 28th annual Cruise the World, an event held by the International Programs Office. The event draws thousands of people, students and community […]
The University of Idaho purchased 20 acres of land on Jackson Street with the goal of dedicating it to a “Legacy Crossing”’ in an effort to foster the connection between the UI campus and Moscow […]
The tentative tuition and fee rates at the University of Idaho for the 2026-27 academic year have been published and will be presented to the State Board of Education on […]
Education policy in the United States is entering a period of change as both federal and state leaders introduce new initiatives aimed at reshaping how students access and experience education. […]
Universities often describe themselves as marketplaces of ideas, places where opposing perspectives can meet in open dialogue. That goal will be tested at the University of Idaho as representatives from the Catholic […]
The Jackson Street property where Silos and Social currently sits has been purchased by the University of Idaho as part of a plan to connect downtown Moscow with the university campus via a ‘Legacy Crossing.’ According to an […]
Resident Evil Requiem, released Feb. 27, 2026, is the ninth main line entry in the well-known survival horror game franchise developed by Japanese game studio Capcom. The story of Requiem builds upon the Raccoon City incident, featuring returning protagonist Leon S. Kennedy and a new playable character, FBI analyst Grace […]
With spring Daylight Savings happening last weekend, the days are officially longer, allowing for more sunshine each day. Spring grows closer with the promise of sunshine and the staple spring events, such as picnics, potlucks and family […]