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In the Pacific Northwest, it’s safe to assume snow will fall a few times between November and February every year. It’s a fact of life. It’s why most residents have […]
The University of Idaho’s Outdoor Program offers students opportunities for snow and ski adventures all over the Pacific Northwest this semester. According to the Outdoor Program winter schedule, some of […]
Comfy no more The majority of my Christmas presents turned out to be several pajama outfits and the fluffiest slippers. I did my laundry yesterday and realized I have been […]
As Aubrey Shaw and her roommates constructed a fake fireplace out of cardboard on which they could hang a set of stockings brandishing their names, they listened to the Mariah […]
The upcoming winter break gives students ample opportunity to relax, travel and have fun, but University of Idaho students should make sure to stay safe and smart while on vacation.
Every year around this time, the University of Idaho goes to work trying to keep the campus running as safely and smoothly as possible. Charles Zillinger, director of landscape and […]
Moscow”s winter-time weather is a mixed bag of snow, sleet, rain and slush. As the season progresses, the snow continuously melts and freezes over – turning walking paths, parking lots […]
Women’s skiing invades Jackson Hole Spring break typically calls for swimming suits, sandy beaches and a brief escape from school to warmer climates. But this year, approximately 30 women made […]
Weak snowpack causes problems for Northwest resorts While much of Moscow rejoices in the unseasonably warm weather, some are preparing for the repercussions of this mild winter. It’s easy to […]
Mild winter may lead to fire, water problems Although the groundhog saw his shadow Monday and predicted six more weeks of winter, John Abatzoglou, climatologist and University of Idaho professor, […]