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A defensive Battle of the Palouse ends with WSU on top

Idaho held a 10-0 lead at the end of the first, but couldn’t hold on

James Taurman-Aldrich09.05.2022

For the first time since 2000, Idaho looked like they might leave Pullman with a win. Within the first two minutes, Idaho’s defense forced a fumble that redshirt freshman DL […]

Getting “Eck”cited for UI vs. WSU

After a six-year hiatus, the Battle of the Palouse is back

James Taurman-Aldrich09.02.2022

There’s one day that every Vandal fan, football player and coach has had circled since the game was announced: Sept. 3. It has been six years since Idaho and Washington […]

Community leaders discuss how they faced the unexpected in the pandemic

Moscow-Pullman leaders showcased the various issues they encountered during the pandemic

Sierra Pesnell11.05.2021

Leaders in the Moscow-Pullman community explored their organizations’ navigation through the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccine requirements and mask mandates were discussed throughout the panel. Panelists included Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert, Gritman Medical Center CEO Kara […]

Fatal shooting in Pullman with suspect arrested

The incident occurred Saturday morning, leaving one dead and another with life threatening injuries

Haadiya Tariq09.25.2021

Pullman Police are investigating a shooting that occurred early Saturday morning on Washington State University’s College Hill with one individual being fatally shot and another with life threatening injuries. Pullman […]

Coronavirus News Update | Angela Palermo

Washington State University will require students and employees to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination

The requirement will take effect in the 2021-2022 academic year 

Daniel Ramirez04.28.2021

Washington State University announced requirements for students and employees to provide proof of vaccination for COVID-19 for the 2021-2022 academic school year. A statement from WSU President Kirk Schulz announced […]

UI to receive $6.9 million from CARES Act funding

A decision on how UI students will receive funding has yet to be made

Alex Brizee05.02.2020

The University of Idaho will receive $6.9 million through the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund-IHE/Student Aid and half of it, $3,452,648, is to be given to students. UI […]

WSU football player Bryce Beekman dies

Cause of death still under investigation

Armin Mesinovic03.25.2020

Bryce Beekman, Washington State University football’s redshirt senior defensive back, died Tuesday in Pullman, Washington. Pullman Police Commander Jake Opgenorth confirmed Beekman’s death and said there were no signs of […]

UI planning for the possibility of switching to online coursework

There have been no confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Idaho

Ellen Dennis03.10.2020

University of Idaho administrators have started discussing the possibility of switching all classes to online-only coursework if public health officials recommend the switch due to a novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, […]

Idaho Men’s Basketball falls to Washington State in Cowan

After a promising start, Vandals can't overcome a Cougars second half run

Elizabeth Carbajal12.05.2019

The annual rivalry of the Palouse hit Moscow Wednesday when the Vandals hosted the Cougars in the Cowan Spectrum. The Vandals dropped their third straight game in a 65-78 loss to the Cougars. The […]

VandalCard changes to roll back out Monday with added language to cards

The Office of Diversity and Equity, Office of the General Counsel and the Dean of Students have been working together to adapt the needed additional legal language to VandalCards while being sensitive to students

Alex Brizee10.20.2019

The VandalCard Office allowed printing VandalCards again Monday, printing a person’s preferred name, after going on a hiatus Oct. 3 due to legal issues brought forward by the Office of […]