Student health offices move
The University of Idaho Student Health Services will temporarily move offices starting May 15, in order to allow for the current building to be re-piped.
Author: Erik Fink
UI waste management success
The University of Idaho recently implemented a new tow unit and compactor system for dealing with municipal solid waste — everyday items disposed by the public — and has managed […]
‘King Frog’ fun
Mike Kinziger is a retired University of Idaho professor who, along with students from the University of Idaho Business 378 Project Management class, is working to market his “King Frog” […]
Concerns of cooling Moscow sewage
The City of Moscow is currently researching possible solutions to cool its sewage in order to meet the requirements of the Clean Water Act of 1972, enforced by the Environmental […]
CFO, CNO return to Gritman
Gritman Medical Center recently hired a new Chief Financial Officer and Chief Nursing Officer — filling the positions with two former employees who decided to return to the Palouse.
Ad Team takes gold
The University of Idaho can take pride in the quality of advertising students produced by the School of Journalism and Mass Media.
Library to host self-published, mini magazine workshop
Most people go to a library to read books and magazines, but University of Idaho students will get the chance to create a magazine of their own.
Confucius celebration connects nations
The opening celebration for the University of Idaho Confucius Institute took place Monday.
Gun control controversy
Shortly after the Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut, the United States Department of Homeland Security started buying large amounts of ammunition from manufacturers, leaving little supply for the public.
Moscow grant approved for creation of easy-access pedestrain curb ramps
The City of Moscow is making plans to create or upgrade 13 pedestrian curb ramps along State Highways 8 and 95.