OPINION: Debates on campus should be free for students 
Students question why they must pay to attend a debate hosted by their own university

Universities often describe themselves as marketplaces of ideas, places where opposing perspectives can meet in open dialogue. That goal will be tested at the University of Idaho as representatives from the Catholic […]

OPINION: False spring is here  
How does false spring impact plants, and why is it occurring

You may look around campus and see it coming to life. The warming temperatures, the blooming foliage and the sun finally shining can only indicate one thing: spring is coming to Moscow.   It’s like the campus community has defrosted […]

School of music presents events for March  
LHSOM has concerts, student and faculty recitals lined up

For the month of March, the Lionel Hampton School of Music will present large ensemble concerts and various recitals between students, faculty members and guests.   Concert Band (Tuesday, March 3)  At 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building Auditorium, the LHSOM will present a performance featuring the University […]

UI mock trial team, reborn, competes in Seattle
The club has been renewed as a credited class with an instructor, gaining more support than past student-led attempts

The University of Idaho is one of two institutions in the state to be a member of the American Mock Trial Association, the organization responsible for intercollegiate mock trial, but it hasn’t always sent a team. Up until this year, mock trial languished at […]

Crumbs: “Marry me” chicken pasta 
A delicious pasta that you’ll want to include in your meal rotations

This pasta isn’t called “marry me” pasta for no reason. This delicious and simple recipe is sure to wow your friends and family, and it’s definitely a keeper recipe! This pasta packs a unique […]