Standing tall — Theophilus Tower offers first-year community, academic support
Many freshmen start college on a high note living in Theophilus Tower, the tallest building in Moscow.
Tag: Nina Rydalch
New growth from old roots — Moscow Brewing Company grand reopening marks a continuation of a rich Moscow brewing history
The Moscow Brewing Company, a pioneer in Moscow’s beer scene in 2013, had its grand reopening June 17.
Sharing the frequencies — Field Day provides community members with an introduction to amateur radio
The 1930s may have been the Golden Age of radio, but for “hams,” amateur radio enthusiasts, connecting with people on frequency bands never gets old.
Connected at the hub — University of Idaho professor Rodney Frey’s new book a reflection on lessons from indigenous elders
Forty years of experience working with Native Americans go into Professor Rodney Frey’s new book “Carry Forth the Stories: An Ethnographer’s Journey Into Native Oral Tradition.”
More than a funny cat video — “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” makes up for plot deficiency with laughs and cuteness
If you like useful plots in your movies, don’t watch “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.” The storyline is underdeveloped — it leads nowhere. The character progression is there, but […]
Cleaning up Bob’s Place — Bob’s to be completely renovated over the summer
Students can expect an upgraded dining experience this fall after Bob’s Dining Hall goes through a full renovation this summer.
Singing their legacy — Vandaleers performance is a tradition at UI commencement
“A legacy we’ll always prize” is a fitting phrase for the Vandaleers to send off the University of Idaho’s graduating seniors with year after year.
The catch-all festival — New theatre festival replaces One-Act, brings to life the under-produced
Hot on the heels of “Wendy and Peter: Into Neverland,” comes the University of Idaho Theatre Department’s Directing II Spring Theatre Festival, formerly known as the One-Act Play Festival.
Four injured in explosion now in recovery
The four University of Idaho students who were injured in an explosion last night underwent surgery at Gritman Medical Center and are now recovering, said Vice President for Infrastructure Dan […]
Leave the potato skin — Rene Marie to perform as guest artist at Jazz Fest for the second time in four years
Renowned jazz singer and composer Rene Marie remembers the time she had strep throat at the 2014 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival when she attended as a guest singer.