Poetry and Music — UI English professor explains mix of poetry and jazz
Robert Wrigley, an English professor and poet at the University of Idaho, said you don’t always need to explain love, but sometimes you need to talk about it.
Author: Alycia Rock
Nixing neutrality
The Internet has been relatively unregulated since its inception, but that could now change after a federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission ruling of net neutrality Jan. […]
KPAC receives restoration grant
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Center received more than $35,000 in a grant from the Inland Northwest Community Foundation and the Idaho Heritage Trust to preserve the historic building.
Mapping evolution — OneZoom presents biologists with digital tree of life
A web-based, digital evolutionary tree developed by James Rosindell and Luke Harmon, University of Idaho faculty in biological sciences, is helping biology professor David Tank, and others, explore the mysteries […]
The Bootlegger Bottle — UI alumni start Ruckus Fermentation Company, seek to get Bootlegger Bottle invention on market by summer 2014
The Bootlegger Bottle will allow anyone to ferment any sugary juice into alcohol in 18 to 24 hours — and it’s reusable for five months.
A different way to give — Fifth annual Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse benefits 30 local nonprofits
The fifth annual Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse, hosted at the Prichard Art Gallery, took place Wednesday during the Light up the Night holiday parade. The AGMP […]
Building the sky
A tall, wooden cone reaches to the skylight in the corner of the Art and Architecture South studio. A small building model lies on the floor of its dimly lit […]
A city of boxes — Family Promise hosts first box city fundraiser to raise awareness about homelessness
Family Promise of the Palouse presented the first Cardboard Box City fundraising event Sept. 20, to increase awareness about homelessness in the area. The event required participants to spend the […]
Honor, safety — Katy Benoit Safety Forum focuses on happy, safe relationships
The University of Idaho will host the second annual Campus Safety Week, with training and forums designed to inform students and keep them secure and happy through the school year.
Mixing mediumsPalouse–Women Artists showcase art at local gallery
The Bank Left Gallery and Bistro will present 16 of the Palouse Women Artists and their work starting Saturday. The show features 32 pieces, which use a wide variety of […]