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The University of Idaho Native American Student Center (NASC) and Office of Tribal Relations (OTR) have received federal funding to assist the “New Beginnings for Tribal Students” (UI-NBTS) project.
As we near the end of September, we can be optimistic about October. The fall season is full-fledged and ready to show its true colors. Changing leaves, Halloween and more – who doesn’t love autumn months? This week be ready to pack the weekend with events around the Palouse. Remember to wear a mask and most importantly, stay cozy.
Cooking on a busy schedule can be difficult and some days it’s easier to call in take-out. A meal college students are familiar with, fried rice, can be made at home in the time it would take to deliver. Here is how to make easy one pot fried rice, a filling and cheap meal.
Anticipation of the Moscow Farmer’s Market had officials expecting to draw in large crowds of attendees this Saturday. However, because of recent non-compliance with the City of Moscow Amended Public […]
In the mood for a nacho night? Well we have it covered with loaded chicken nachos. They are so good my dog stole a bite. Cook time: 15 minutes Serving […]
Club members gathered on the McConnel Mansion lawn Wednesday morning, sitting in their own chairs bundled in blankets to discuss history.
Students, community members and those of the Palouse – we have lined up the best virtual and in-person events you should be attending for the week. Whether you are a cook, athlete or […]
Towns across the western U.S. have been destroyed by wildfires this season. While many have focused on California and Oregon, the damage also hits a little closer to home for Moscow residents.
Six years ago, two college sweethearts moved from Alabama to Idaho in August 201. They both found roles as University of Idaho faculty members and avid activists for the Black community on and off campus. Those two sweethearts, now a married couple, are Sydney and Lynda Freeman.
Artisans at the Dahmen Barn have decided to put a twist on 2020 and make good with what they have. They have held events like exhibits, programs and art markets through the summer, taking advantage of their outdoor and indoor space.