For, of and by the students since 1898
Historically, the Vandals were a tribe from what is today called Germany. So, it’s fitting that last Saturday, some more contemporary Vandals celebrated Oktoberfest in the 1912 Center of Moscow.
During its last meeting, ASUI passed a bill to require all compensated officials of ASUI to be Green Dot trained, effective immediately.
For members of the Moscow Police Department, getting to know students and citizens is a vital step in making the community safe. MPD Captain Tyson Berrett, newly-appointed captain of the […]
On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first man to strap himself into a rocket and successfully launch into orbit, and others have been following him for the last […]
For many University of Idaho students, Greek Week is about more than carnival games and talent shows. “It”s uniting. It”s competitive,” said Claire McKeown, UI Panhellenic Council public relations director. […]
Every year, Lydia Stucki organizes an army – a formidable force of instrument-toting, taxi-driving, light-and-sound-producing volunteers. Every year, over 400 of them will assemble to make the Lionel Hampton Jazz […]
ASUI”S redistricting resolution, which failed at last week”s senate meeting, had another shot at success due to procedural error Wednesday. ASUI Vice President Stetson Holman did not cast a vote […]
At the second University Faculty Meeting of the 2015-2016 academic year, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben recalled the visions for the university he mentioned at the first meeting. “We […]
Feb. 5 Friday North Jefferson Street and Rodeo Drive, 12:05 p.m. Complaint was made that a driver passed a school bus while its stop sign was out. West 6th Street, […]
It”s late morning at the University of Idaho”s Kappa Delta sorority house, where sunlight filters through large windows and the smell of hamburgers fills the air. From the kitchen comes […]