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Emergency plans inclusive to those with disabilities at the University of Idaho have a lot of variables. UI’s solution has been to create a list of self-identified disabled people who would need help exiting the building in the event of an emergency, like a fire.
Since the pandemic began I have been itching to get away from town for a nice, easy going hike in my favorite Idaho mountains. I took advantage of the long […]
The Moscow City Council unanimously approved the Moscow Police Department’s (MPD) proposal to purchase body cameras on Aug. 17, after nearly 10 years of tossing the idea around.
As the views of the Palouse disappeared behind a haze of smoke, the University of Idaho, Washington State University, Moscow School District and other regional schools announced closures due to […]
Lately I’ve noticed that many people like to think in terms of black or white, right or wrong, this or that and right or left, especially when it comes to politics. You’re thought of as a Democrat or a Republican, with very few people seen as fitting in that awkward unknown space between. The Constitution party’s presidential candidate for 2020 is Don Blankenship.
At long last, Idaho’s insufferable Ammon Bundy got a taste of what he deserved. After months of causing trouble where nobody wanted it — such as him and his posse breaking their way into legislative sessions or filling rooms past their limits for proper social distancing — he got himself arrested for two misdemeanors twice in 24 hours.
When University of Idaho President Scott Green announced on July 16 classes would be moved completely online after fall recess, I was a little shocked and very confused. I didn’t see a point in having students, faculty and staff return to Moscow if they were just going to go back to learning remotely for the latter part of the semester.
Vandal Lives Over Profits (VLOP), a student group against in-person classes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, met on the Theophilus Tower Lawn with signs and a grim reaper costume Sunday evening. The group members met on a Facebook group […]
On June 16, the NCAA placed penalties on the University of Idaho men’s basketball team and former head coach Don Verlin for violations which occurred while Verlin was still with the […]
After a summer of meeting with coaches over Zoom, University of Idaho football players began walk-throughs and team meetings on July 24. As the 2020 fall season creeps closer, student-athletes […]