Cycling: Idaho Honors Kristen Armstrong
Kristin Armstrong graduated from the University of Idaho 22 years ago but her legacy will last forever following the dedication of a part of Paradise Path. The dedication ceremony was […]
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Hushing the rumor mill — Gossip is an unnecessary form of communication
People like to talk about other people. Unfortunately, most of the time it’s not about good stuff. They like to disclose other people’s hardships, because it’s more fun than dealing […]
A community for the creative — Moscow Farmers Market brings the community together with local goods and services
Every year from early May to late October, the Moscow community spends its Saturday mornings making memories at the local farmers market. The market is open from 8 a.m. to […]
Reinstate tailgates — Alcohol at tailgating could make a comeback
A little over a year following the State Board of Education’s (SBOE) denial of University of Idaho’s proposal to designate alcohol-friendly areas during tailgating and UI is taking the policy […]
Dressing up dining — Student Life
Dining has a new name and a new look this year at the University of Idaho thanks to a $2 million investment from Sodexo. “Sodexo, in putting up the capital, […]
Parking pandemonium — Too many purple parkers leads to changes in how permits are sold
Changes have been made this year in regard to purple parking permits on University of Idaho’s campus. Parking and Transportation Services placed a cap on the number of purple parking […]
Aspiring makers at the UI MILL — The UI MILL invites students to drop in and share creativity at Make It Monday events
With 3D modeling software and printers, an assortment of mini-computers, a vinyl cutter and even an old-fashioned typewriter, the Making, Innovating and Learning Laboratory (MILL) seems to have a gadget […]
Performing philosophy — Hip-hop philosopher Plaedo Wellman entertains despite sound system failure
Plaedo Wellman was concerned as he introduced himself to the audience at One World Cafe Aug. 31. The self-described “story-telling hippie hop philosopher” needed to improvise — his usual act […]
Paint up the town — Vandals come together for annual Paint the Palouse event
The University of Idaho completed the 28th annual Paint the Palouse event with the help of nearly 300 Vandals. The project, which targeted to paint four houses this year, had […]
A tale fit for the movies — Film and TV studies student Hagen Hunsaker tells how he became intrigued by cinema
Many love movies and television shows, but not all show equal love for the intricacies of cinema. At the University of Idaho, some students are going so far as to […]