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As we near the end of summer, the fall semester eagerly awaits. The city of Moscow is requiring masks to be worn in public, so be sure to wear one and practice social distancing at all physical events. Here […]
The University of Idaho has worked on plans for a sustainable agriculture project, the Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (CAFE) and in late June, UI researchers received a $10 million grant from […]
Fun is in the air on the Palouse this week with new events to attend, online and in-person. Put on your masks and cozy up for ice cream socials, movies, markets and more. Here are […]
UI will still require full-time first year students to live in organized on-campus living for the upcoming academic year, according to the Dean of Student’s Office. COVID-19 has spun the […]
This week, spend time supporting local artists and creators. Enjoy stories from the community, wander markets and dance to music at these upcoming events. All physical events require masks and six feet of social distancing. Have fun and stay safe. Stories from […]
Free events are coming to the Palouse this week for everyone to enjoy. From markets to movies, and drinks to games there’s an activity for everyone to enjoy. Create new memories to ramp up the summer. Grand Opening for Beer and […]
The Theophilus Tower lawn has felt empty for the last few months since COVID-19 forced students to study remotely. Soon, moviegoers will crowd the lawn once again with blankets, snacks from home and other movie-going gear. Beginning this Friday, Vandal […]
Welcome to July. Though we are already moving past the main social event of the month, the Fourth of July, there are other events nearby to interact with the community. Here are some things to get out of the […]
The University of Idaho Library is now offering curbside pickup. Students and other patrons can request physical items from the library for pick up, not just books. The library building itself is closed to the public, but other […]
Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport received a $780,000 federal grant in February which will allow the airport to offer flights to Denver, Colo., according to Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Although the airport was selected months ago, it only recently confirmed it received the […]