February horoscopes
What’s in store for you this month?
Aries (March 21 – April 19) At the turn of the new year, you may have been feeling like life has been too busy and that you’re falling behind. Keep your priorities […]
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Campus Currents: 1/26-2/1
What’s happening at UI this week?
Happy Monday, Vandals! The spring semester is in full swing now, and campus is starting to come alive with many fun events happening throughout this week. Joe’s Closet Day 1 (Tuesday, Jan. 27) […]
School of music brings the Viano Quartet to UI
The ACMS concert schedule starts off strong, receiving a standing ovation at the end of the first concert in the spring semester
On Friday, Jan. 23, the Viano Quartet performed in the Administration Building Auditorium at the University of Idaho. The auditorium was packed, and the performance left the audience in a standing ovation. They performed […]
Letter to the Editor: Idaho Attorney General should end illegal DEI mandates
From: Stacy Skankey, the Goldwater Institute Is diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) dead at universities? No — not even in Idaho, a state with strong legal protections against political indoctrination […]
UI College of Law dean takes on new role
Aviva Abramovsky to be the first female president of the National Judicial College
Aviva Abramovsky, dean of the University of Idaho College of Law, resigned from UI on Jan. 5 to take on a new role at the National Judicial College. Abramovsky will […]
GALLERY: Windstorm topples trees across campus
Last night, an intense windstorm blew through Moscow. Students received an email warning them of the hazard yesterday afternoon. The University of Idaho said that 15 trees across campus fell, […]
COLUMN: Across the map: Reflecting on a semester abroad in Scotland
The lessons learned this season
As the days become shorter and the weather grows colder, it signifies the end of the fall semester. It also means the final days of my semester abroad have arrived. […]
Palouse Cult Film Revival brings “The Muppet Christmas Carol” to the Kenworthy
A night full of laughter, prizes and cinema
The Palouse Cult Film Revival is bringing “The Muppets Christmas Carol” to the Kenworthy on Monday, Dec. 15. The theater will open doors at 6 p.m. and the film will […]
OPINION: A recent poll shows students are feeling burnt out towards the end of the semester
Students are quickly losing steam at the end of the semester and they’re just ready to go home
College campuses always shift in December. The air gets colder, the libraries get fuller and the conversations between friends start sounding the same: “I’m exhausted,” “I’m so behind,” “I just […]
OPINION: Winter break isn’t a luxury for college students, it’s a necessity
Students need real time to recover, reset and prepare for the demands of spring break
College students often hear that winter break is a “nice perk” of academic life, a few weeks to relax before the spring semester begins. But after months of deadlines, exams, […]