Queering Sex Ed
Queering Sex Ed, a program put on by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning and Ally office, offers a safe and welcoming place for students and people in general to […]
Author: Allison Griffith
NASA efforts orbit home
NASA Chief Scientist Waleed Abdalati presented “Looking Homeward Toward Earth: The Power of Perspective,” Wednesday in the University of Idaho College of Law courtroom.
Interactive leadership
The purpose of this semester’s Fall Leadership Week at the University of Idaho is to show that everyone one can be a leader and to give students the opportunity to […]
Old place, new space
Moscow City Hall– the old post office building on the corner of Washington and Third Street — is looking to renovate its basement.
Outdoor program increases diversity
Part of the University of Idaho’s Outdoor Program’s mission is to provide education and resources for “wilderness based, human powered outdoor and adventure activities.”
All-day drama — UI students cast, write, direct and produce series of plays in 24 hours
The Kiva Theater held a full house — some audience members sat on chairs and actor boxes while many stood, all ready to enjoy the show.
See, change the world — ASB winter trips give students opportunities to experience other cultures
The ASUI Center for Volunteerism and Social Action at the University of Idaho is accepting applications for the Winter Alternative Service Break trips.
Making connections
Johanna Höcetstaller, an international freshman at the University of Idaho, said it is important to get involved in school activities.
Cleaning house: GSA to sell Federal Building to gain tax revenue
Moscow’s historical Federal Building, built in 1909, is up for sale.
Suarez appointed to Hispanic committee
The Idaho Commission of Hispanic Affairs has a new voice in Carmen Suarez, director of the Office of Human Rights Access and Inclusion at the University of Idaho.