To break the silence — First-year student’s video project documents the experiences of women at UI
Nicole Skinner kicked off Sexual Assault Awareness Month with her video project, “The Experiences of Women in College,” on the evening of April 4.
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Connect with community — Saturday of Service gives students volunteer opportunities across Moscow
Behind a glass window of the Moscow Hope Center, wearing a Vandal hat and glasses, Gregory Beck sits still. Staring out the window with a slight grin on his […]
Stories that last a lifetime — UI alumni of 50 years or more visit campus for Golden I Reunion
Otis Kyechee would sign up for every event on campus. He’d attend musicals. He’d order whatever suited his fancy. A Cherokee Indian from Snakenavel, Utah, his indistinct glasses didn’t […]
For the love of Idaho — I Heart Idaho Week provides entertainment and connection for all Vandals
In the fall semester, Homecoming Week connects University of Idaho students with alumni and to build Vandal pride. Until recently, there was no event in the spring semester for Vandals […]
Police logs 3-24-17 thru 4-3-17
March 24 White Avenue; Spence Hardware, 11:03 a.m. An adult shoved another adult and was later placed on a mental hold at the hospital. March 25 West Palouse River […]
Letting voices be heard — ASUI to allow those outside the senate to engage in debate conversation
The ASUI Senate unanimously passed a bill last week that allows those outside of the body to engage in the conversation during legislative debates, fostering a channel of communication […]
The continued promotion of peace — UI’s 70th annual Borah Symposium to focus on push for nationalization in a globalized world
For 70 years, the University of Idaho Borah Symposium has worked to promote the continuation of Idaho Sen. William Borah’s vision for peace through a variety of on-campus events that […]
Deficit dilemma — Two realistic options to balance athletic budget appear unappealing
The University of Idaho athletics program is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Its 2017 budget is running at a deficit of approximately $1 million, and at some […]
Graceful, powerful, united — University of Idaho will host the 2017 Northwest Horn Symposium
This spring, horn musicians will congregate at the University of Idaho to celebrate a shared passion for brass tradition. This symposium is put on by the International Horn Society […]
Changing history with her story — “Medea: Her Story” wins national awards at KCACTF
The University of Idaho Theatre Department’s rendition of “Medea: Her Story” received several national awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) in Denver February. The awards […]