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Blot is a magazine run entirely by students at the University of Idaho. It originated in 1946, but it was discontinued in the 1950s due to a lack of funding. […]
Monday, September 23, to Saturday, October 5, the University of Idaho Library hosted a display of Smokey Bear artwork and other items to celebrate the 80th birthday of the wildfire […]
Surrounded by stacks of books, scattered papers and the chaos of everything an anthropology professor needs, you might be able to find Mark Warner in his office when he’s not […]
A student from the University of Idaho was selected for the Scholars of Conservation Leadership program by the Land Trust Alliance in partnership with the USDA and U.S. Forest Services. […]
The University of Idaho’s 2024 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report was released to the public on Sept. 30. The report includes statistics from 2021, 2022 and 2023 and, according […]
Homecoming is just around the corner, meaning football season is in full swing. It’s so far, so good for the Vandals: our team has won three out of the five […]
On Wednesday, Sept. 25, a massive dust storm overtook Moscow and the UI campus, causing power outages and reduced visibility. Strong winds knocked down trees and shook buildings, making anyone […]
ASUI held their weekly meeting over Zoom on Sept. 25 after a giant dust storm hit Moscow hours before the meeting. At the meeting, ASUI President Martha Smith spoke about […]
If you’re new to Moscow, you may be familiar only with the University of Idaho. UI has a rich history that is by no means boring, but Moscow as a […]
As you head to your daily classes, inhaling the crisp autumn air, the thought of a steaming cup of coffee might cross your mind. With time, money, and your academic […]