Cocaine Bear, A Movie Review
The name says it all
Imagine a 500-pound apex predator high on cocaine set loose in a national park with a taste for human flesh. That is a loose plot summary for the movie Cocaine […]
Author: Ben DeWitt
ASUI discusses bill that would save NIC from losing accreditation
ASUI discusses a bill saving NIC and lowering tuition for emergency first responders
ASUI is urging the Idaho senate to vote in favor of House Bill 226 in the Idaho legislature and save North Idaho College from losing their accreditation. This comes after […]
Debunking misinformation in the media and seeking the truth
Politifact editor Katie Sanders spoke at the recent Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium
Katie Sanders, the managing editor of PolitiFact, a fact-checking organization, spoke about misinformation in media at the Oppenheimer symposium last Monday, March 27. Many students and community members gathered to […]
Heart for Service at Moscow Volunteer Fire Department
Student volunteers make all the difference at the MVFD
The Moscow Volunteer Fire Department offers a unique program for students who would like to support and help their community. The MVFD offers a student residency program with the fire […]
Letter from the Housing Guide editor
Anxiety and memories, the balance of college living
Hello, I am Ben DeWitt, editor of this year’s Housing Guide. Moving away from home is a very stressful situation. You leave behind all you’ve known to attempt to live […]
“The Imaginary Invalid” promises a memorable night of comedy at UI
Theater department’s latest musical aims to bring community together
On Friday, March 3, the University of Idaho’s Theater department will be putting on the hilarious production “The Imaginary Invalid” which will run until March 12 at the Hartung Theater. […]
ASUI votes on resolution regarding student voter ID
ASUI discusses Vaccines, Minimum Wage and Student Voting
Last Wednesday ASUI senators discussed and voted on serval pieces of legislation including a resolution encouraging Idaho senators to vote against House Bill 124, which would make valid and up-to-date […]
Security resources available to new students
How does the University keep its students safe on campus?
The goal of the University of Idaho’s Campus Security Team is to create and maintain a safe, secure campus and provide a safe educational environment through a community approach to […]
Soup and Pie event helps fund the Humane Society of the Palouse
Enjoy tasty soups and pies to support local animals
The Humane Society of the Palouse is holding a Soup and Pie Fundraiser on Feb. 27. The event will start at 11 a.m. and last until 1 p.m., and will […]
Modernization of Historical Buildings on campus reach an end
After three years of construction, renovations are finally complete
After three years, the construction at Ridenbaugh Hall is almost complete. The 120-year-old historical building has been under maintenance for the past few years following a renovation bill that covered […]