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Students who are enrolled in spring 2021 semester are eligible to receive COVID-19 relief money. These funds are provided by Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds to help with COVID-19 related […]
Peanut butter cookies are the perfect treat to make for those who are new to baking. They are the perfect balance of savory and sweetness, and are perfect for the […]
Mindfulness Meditation Time: 12—12:20 p.m. Date: Dec. 9 Place: Online event Price: Free Drop in during a guided meditation to relax and unwind during dead week. The session will be guided by Jamie Derrick, […]
Jams with Spotswood Abbey Time: 8:30 p.m.—11:30 p.m. Date: Dec. 4 Place: Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub Price: Free Grab a drink, find a spot and relax to live music at Bucer’s. Spotswood Abbey will perform their […]
A favorite fall time soup even lactose intolerants
Students come to the University of Idaho in search of a degree but find more as they get closer to graduation. In a senior architecture design course, students don’t just learn about buildings, but they learn a perspective about being a human being.
Who would have thought that tuna would be good in fried rice? Well, this is a dish you will just have to try for yourself to find out. Adding fish to this simple dish will add umami and savory flavors one could dream about.
Wrapping up the semester can leave us feeling stressed and overwhelmed—so why not treat yourself to a week full of meditation and self-care activities? With help from the University of Idaho and Washington State University, Christmas gift-hunting, meditation and well-rounded endeavors are made easy and enjoyable to seek out. Remember to wear a mask to in-person events and keep others and your health a priority.
UI safe walk, existing before Bruce Lovell, director of security and manager of campus security, had first started working at the University of Idaho, safe walk has made students feel safer on campus.
Election Night and the days which followed took University of Idaho by storm.