Moving to the music — Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival brings dance to campus
The art of music is about more than notes, chords and instruments — its about expression. Dance is a crucial part of this expression and vital to jazz culture. While […]
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Start the conversation — Eating Disorder Awareness Week works to recognize issues around campus and supply resources
Providing a space where a conversation is comfortable around topics such as eating disorders and body image is the purpose of this year’s Eating Disorder Awareness Week (EDAW). During […]
The Jazz Fest’s power couple — Vern and Vanessa Sielert operate as a team at work and at home
Vern Sielert said his office is cluttered, even on a good day. His wife Vanessa, who works just down the hall from him in the School of Music building, is […]
Taking home the trophy — Jazz Fest held concert series to showcase student talent
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival held a three-day concert series to celebrate young artists Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Kibbie Dome. The Young Artists’ Winners Concert included vocal and […]
For those outside the box — LGBTQA Office hosts social meet up for gender non-binary and nonconforming people
Jack Olson Argonaut Artemis Nunez came to the University of Idaho this year from a high school with just three queer people. She said she had been struggling with her […]
Simplifying the world’s complexities — UI professor encourages students to explore the humanities offered at UI
Dale Graden, a history professor at the University of Idaho, spoke on the importance of studying liberal arts programs in a lecture Friday. Graden said the lecture was aimed at […]
Garfield comes out on top — Washington high school named winner of Saturday’s final Jazz Fest concert
Garfield High School Jazz Band No. 1 from Seattle, Washington, was named the instrumental sweepstakes champion of the final Young Artist’s Winners Concert Saturday at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. […]
Meant for mingling – Spring Get Involved Fair showcased new and well-established clubs
Heather Schaefer spun the wheel not once, not twice, not three, but four times. Every time she tried, she landed on the pesky “try again” spot. She and her friend […]
Discussing the facts – College of Law dissects recent Trump executive orders
The University of Idaho’s College of Law hosted a lecture to clarify how the Palouse can handle the challenges facing diversity, Feb. 15. In light of the new immigration policies […]
A life of service – Black History Month keynote speaker discusses experience with helping those in need
University of Idaho College of Law alumnus and Black History Month keynote speaker Reginald Reeves started with a story. It was a story about the time he spent as a […]