Simply rock, paper, scissors
There is a lot you can learn about a person through a game of rock, paper, scissors.
Author: Claire Whitley
Steel House is separate from both Greek and Residence Hall life. It is another on-campus living option for women that is cheaper and has many benefits.
Meet a resident assistant – Three resident assistants share their experience about their everyday job
Resident assistants are more than just students with an authoritative title. RAs are friends, mentors and above all else, students, said current RAs Jose Arujo and Ryan Kennelly. Araujo said RAs […]
A passion for playing – Three students, three majors, one passion
Architecture, international studies and accounting are three majors that have little in common, but Zach Zerrade, Josh Bacha and Jordan Hollingshead are three University of Idaho students who have one […]
Love and music
Music itself predates much of the human ability to speak, according to neuroscientist Daniel Levitin, but what makes a love song?
Fifty first dates
The first date. Palms are sweaty, nerves are on end but there is really nothing to worry about — or is there? How much is at stake?
Tabling Christmas
Christmas is a time for family and friends to gather together–around a table. While it may seem unassuming or even unimportant, the table is actually an incredibly important feature to […]
Get your tuba on — Tubaween brings Halloween and music together on UI campus
Big brass instruments, an entertaining musical skit, a crazy costume contest and everyone’s favorite kilt-wearing musicians all packed into one fun-filled Halloween evening.
Continually serving the community — Annual volunteer event, Make a Difference Day takes place Saturday Oct. 26
Every October about 500 University of Idaho students sign up to volunteer in the Moscow community for Make a Difference Day.