President of IFC to pass the torch as elections approach
In the 1950s, Chris Chesnut’s great-grandfather taught at the University of Idaho and is the namesake for Alfred Bowers Laboratory in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
Author: Aaron Bharucha
VIDEO: Alpha Phi awarded $300 from Vandal Solutions
Vandal alumni recently developed a new social media app, iShoutOut. As their marketing team, Vandal Solutions held a competition between Greek chapters–whichever had the most downloads received a cash prize […]
Poo to profit — Cows in Idaho prove useful in making biodegradable material
The University of Idaho Civil Engineering program has developed a system to turn cow manure into biodegradable plastic.
AGD hosts annual walk to cure juvenile diabetes
Alpha Gamma Delta hosted its second annual walk to cure juvenile diabetes Saturday. Candace Riley, a 13-year-old Moscow resident diagnosed with juvenile diabetes, is the face of the event and […]
Martin School welcomes new director
Despite being easily bored and a self-described poor student, small-town rancher and Fulbright Scholar, Brian Ellison has found himself working in academia.
A sorority’s youthful cause – Alpha Gamma Delta hosts second walk to cure juvenile diabetes
Alpha Gamma Delta will host their second annual Walk to Cure Type 1 Diabetes 5K Oct. 5.
A colorful cause
The Gritman Medical Foundation is preparing to host its second annual Colors of Hope Fun Run to raise money for the Light A Candle program.
Perilous plunge — Cliff diving both unsafe and against the rules
Cliff diving has been a popular activity among adrenaline seekers for years, but more recently it’s becoming popular among 20-somethings just looking for something fun to do in the summer […]
UI Lavender Graduation honors LGBTQA students’ accomplishments
While the University of Idaho Lavender Graduation may seem as if it is designed for LGBTQ students, Lysa Salsbury said the event is intended to be all inclusive.