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Vandal Science Day is a free, open-to-the-public event hosted annually by UI’s College of Science. On Monday, Nov. 2 from 9:30 a.m.- 2 p.m. the event will take place at […]
The Bands of America Idaho Regional Championship, presented by Yamaha and Sweetwater, will be held on campus at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome on Saturday, Oct. 31. The group hosting is […]
The proposal to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan sparked immediate outrage across the country for a simple reason: justice should not be entertainment. Had the Pentagon […]
In regard to the upcoming Associate Students of the University of Idaho senate elections, bill F26-B15 received about 47 minutes of discussion, causing this Wednesday, Oct. 28 senate meeting, to […]
The UI presidential search has been opened to UI student opinion through the student sub-committee, chaired by Associated Students of the University of Idaho President Lance Butikofer. This sub-committee will […]
The University of Idaho has seen a 0.9% drop in overall fall enrollment, to about 12,275, from the fall 2025 enrollment of about 12,383 students. The slight drop comes after the […]
In the Idaho State Senate, Idahoans elect legislators in their district for two-year terms. The University of Idaho and Moscow are in District 6, which covers the entirety of Latah […]
Carter Durst, a newly appointed ASUI Senator, is an avid proponent that everyone should get involved in their university and strive to improve their economic, political and media literacy. Durst […]
The Fruit Bats, an indie folk-rock band, performed on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the University of Idaho’s International Ballroom. The concert showcased the band’s newest album, “The Landfill,” which came […]
Started in 2010, the annual Palouse French Film Festival is back for its 16th iteration, with a notable roster of recent French films for audiences to enjoy, this year’s titles […]