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The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival is the largest annual jazz festival west of the Mississippi River. As it was established in 1967, next spring’s festival will be its 59th year. The festival was named after master jazz vibraphonist Lionel “Hamp” […]
As part of UI’s Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month, a free screening of the film “Disfluency” will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Kenworthy […]
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to support survivors of sexual assault and take action to end sexual violence in our community. Students, faculty and staff can help […]
I went to Portland Pride last month and it was amazing. The different elements of diversity the city offered were a very big change in environment than what I was […]
When students first go off to college, there are many changes in their lives. Students may be leaving the town where they grew up where they made friends, and where […]
Eugene Cline, a recently retired University of Idaho music educator, died in his home April 4 at the age of 75. Cline, a vocal coach and collaborative pianist with UI’s […]
Unreasonable. Emotional. Incapable. Three words often used when describing female leadership. For years, women have been excluded from certain positions of power because of their “apparent” and gendered weaker natures. […]
Climate change: a harsh topic that most wouldn’t dare to bring up at the dinner table. That’s not the case, however, with Dana Brizee. We talk about politics as if […]
With the start of this year’s Homecoming Week, the University of Idaho welcomed back alumni to take part in the festivities and recapture what it means to be a Vandal. […]
Social media has taken over the world. People were once fairly private with more serious matters, only talking about them in person with close family or friends. Nowadays, social media […]