Spreading science
Over a decade ago, Idaho was ranked dead last in the amount of money that is spent on biomedical research said Leslie Thompson, the statewide program manager for the Idea […]
Author: Allison Griffith
A day to celebrate the future — Moscow celebrates Arbor Day by planting trees, informing the public of the benefits of trees
Trees offer many values to society, both financially and psychologically, said David Rauk of the Moscow Tree Commission while addressing citizens April 26 for Arbor Day.
Immigration: More than statistics
Every year the United States government says it will look at its immigration policy and make major changes, and every year it pushes immigration reform back, said Jesse Martinez, the […]
Nature knows no bounds — Moscow representative helps to improve sustainable practices around the world
Nature does not follow the laws set between borders of cities, states and countries, which is why, Moscow Mayor Nancy Chaney said, trying to be sustainable can be problematic.
Spring-cleaning the city
Volunteering in your community is a way to not only benefit the community, but also show people a different side of the community they live in, said Tony Ive, Outreach […]
UI alum makes a connection when addressing graduates
As a graduating senior, Julia Christian is looking forward to the commencement ceremony and said she hopes the speaker will be entertaining.
A new team-Police and department of corrections consider new ride-along program
The Moscow City Council is considering the approval of the Safe Community Offender Accountability Program.
SMART: an alternative step to addiction
Just as people learn and think differently, they can also go through the addiction process in various ways, which is one of the reasons why Sharon Fritz said the University […]
BookPeople hosts publication party
BookPeople of Moscow celebrated the release of Robert Wrigley’s “Anatomy of Melancholy & Other Poems” Monday night.
Stereotypes debunked in Native modern film festival
The University of Idaho’s annual Native American Film Festival is an opportunity for people to listen and watch contemporary stories from contemporary Native people, said Janice Johnson, an English and […]