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Palousafest, an annual festival which has taken place at the University of Idaho for over 20 years, is still scheduled to take place this year, albeit some changes for safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Laurel […]
The University of Idaho experienced pushback from students and staff, faculty and community members in recent weeks as the finer details of its reopening plan for in-person teaching were revealed. UI plans to reopen approximately 75% of classes in person this fall. […]
Two towering sets of paper cowboy pants, reaching from floor to ceiling, greet visitors walking through the doors of the Prichard Art Gallery. The current exhibit, “Out of the Woods,” features monochromatic folded paper sculptures, Letraset stamps of all […]
COVID-19 has been a learning experience for the entire world, especially when it comes to cleanliness and the steps we should have taken even before the pandemic. I have always been a fan of […]
Prison reform activist CeCe McDonald spoke in the latest lecture of the University of Idaho Black Lives Matter Speaker Series Wednesday night. She shared her experiences with the criminal justice system and why she decided […]
After nearly two hours of public comment, the Lewiston City Council voted against implementing a mask mandate for the city. This came after over 100 people arrived at the meeting Monday night to protest City Manager Alan […]
A protest against mandatory face coverings will take place at 6 p.m. today at the Lewiston City Library. The demonstration is in response to City Manager Alan Nygaard’s planned recommendation to strongly advise the use of face coverings […]
Nearly 100 protesters broke out dancing in Friendship Square today at Moscow’s fifth Black Lives Matter (BLM) protest after a march from East Side Park. The leader of the Moscow Anti-Racism Alliance (MARA) asked the […]
The Latah County Historical Society (LCHS) was awarded $3,500 of CARES Act funding by the Idaho Humanities Council (IHC). The money from the grant originated from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). Dulce Kersting-Lark, the director of LCHS, said […]
Despite rapidly rising COVID-19 cases in Idaho, Nez Perce County has been relatively quiet since the initial outbreak, which resulted in a steep climb in local confirmed cases. Until recently, Nez Perce County was […]