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District 5 legislators discussed Idaho salaries, roads and Medicaid expansion Wednesday afternoon in preparation for the approaching legislative session in Boise. The League of Women Voters hosted the discussion at […]
A one-to-two hour commitment on a Saturday morning can go a long way to reducing hunger on the Palouse, said Palouse Cares Board of Directors President Rick Minard. “The more […]
In the hours before the public demonstration she helped organize, University of Idaho student Cynthia Ballesteros said she was most apprehensive about potential backlash. She wasn”t the only one. “It”s […]
ASUI will join student governments and Greek houses across the country in taking a stance on the Campus Accountability and Safety Act. Introduced earlier this year, the U.S. Senate bill […]
The temporary Idaho Fan Zone has ended its semester-long trial run, and university officials are pronouncing it an absolute success with plans to expand in the future. The temporary canvas […]
Putting on a theater production is no Christmas miracle. “I think that the biggest misconception, the best misconception, is that it appears effortless,” said “A Christmas Carol” Director David Lee-Painter. […]
Nov. 27 2:00 p.m. West Pullman Road – Wal-Mart The store was one of many Wal-Marts across the country to receive a bomb threat in a computer-altered voice. 11:54 p.m. […]
Dec. 2 5:42 a.m. West A Street Caller reported a male banging on his door and ringing the doorbell constantly. The caller said he thought maybe his roommate locked him […]
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation awarded a research grant to University of Idaho research scientist Haiqing Sheng, to research a novel approach to fighting E. coli. “The Gates Foundation […]
Matt Rueger asked Vandals about their reactions to the attacks in Paris, France, and about the role the west should play in relation to terrorism.