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Miranda Fenley first bought The Loft Salon in 2014, bringing nearly two decades of experience and comfortability to work alone. Fenley’s business model has centered around one thing — happiness. […]
Lines and wait times are not an uncommon sight at The Breakfast Club in downtown Moscow. But nearly 50 new seats have been added in a recent expansion, extending into […]
The ASUI Senate unanimously passed a bill amending the rules and regulations to add director of student resources to the ASUI’s President’s Cabinet. The role will stem from a combination […]
New associate dean of students Cari Fealy has been named as the associate dean of students at the University of Idaho, Dean of Students Blaine Eckles announced in an email […]
No unfinished business was presented at the 20-minute ASUI Senate meeting Wednesday, with three bills presented to be voted on at next week’s meeting. A bill was presented that, if […]
In September 2017, Keegan Felton passed away while jogging on the indoor track of the Student Recreation Center. Felton was a fifth generation Vandal along with his brother Cooper, a […]
Dillon Rice and Daniel Velasco, two members of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity started the first leg of a bike trip that would span over 300 miles on April 11. Members […]
With just three meetings left, the ASUI Senate meeting lasted just under 20 minutes last Wednesday night. There was no unfinished business or new business presented on the agenda. Sen. […]
Greek Week Blood Drive The Interfraternity Council, Multicultural Greek House and Panhellenic Councils are partnering to with the Red Cross to host a two-day blood drive. The Red Cross will […]
Approximately 100 people gathered outside the closed doors after Agricultural Science 106 was filled to capacity at the Toxic Matriarchy event Monday night. Those gathered in the lobby asked for […]