Editor in Chief Profile: Kenton Bird
During the years 1971-1976, the Blue Mountain Rock Festival was an exciting event for Vandal students to attend, but the date was always kept confidential until a week before. “The […]
Author: Herman Roberts
“University President’s Crisis Handbook” is out Dec. 7th
A book signing tour will begin on Dec. 7
President Scott Green’s new book titled “University President’s Crisis Handbook” will be released nationwide on December 7th. The book, co-authored alongside Temple Kinyon, covers three significant periods of turmoil and […]
The power of possibility found in Idaho’s prisons and elsewhere
Eight speeches, each covering a unique area of research, were delivered by faculty members at UI’s POPTalks event.
While pursuing the possibility of turning prisons into spaces for education, Omi Hodwitz has been a key witness to some very powerful results while helping guide the University of Idaho’s […]
City Council Candidate Profiles: Nathan Tupper
Nathan Tupper’s Background Tupper is a near-graduating senior at the University of Idaho studying political science. After growing up in the Boise area, he decided to move away from home […]
City Council Candidate Profiles: Bryce Blankenship
Bryce Blankenship’s Background While working at a camp in New Mexico in 2007, Blankenship had his first encounter with the University of Idaho after approaching someone wearing a UI sweatshirt. […]
Vandal Homecoming is nearly here!
Make note of the events happening during UI's homecoming week
Moscow will soon be host to thousands of past, present, and future Vandals as they return for the University of Idaho Homecoming celebration. With events beginning Sunday evening and concluding […]
Shrek’s swamp made an appearance at UI
Vandal Entertainment hosted a Shrek Rave for UI students
Only days after Shrek’s swamp became a rentable reality on Airbnb, University of Idaho’s Vandal Entertainment held a Shrek Rave last Thursday night for students looking to channel their inner […]
Paintings of the Palouse ‘en plein air’ now on display
The Palouse Plein Air exhibition named its winners and features for more than 100 pieces
For its 14th year, the annual Palouse Plein Air painting exhibition received and now features 104 pieces of artwork from 46 artists that highlight familiar outdoor spaces found throughout Latah […]
Archaeology project recommenced at Moscow High School
Idaho Public Archaeology’s team uncovers artifacts from Moscow’s past during ongoing excavation effort
A vibrant scene comprised of large piles of unearthed dirt and busy groups of University of Idaho students, holding both toothbrushes and trowels, has recently manifested itself in spots along […]
AsiaPOP! symposium happening this week
A series of anime showings, guest speakers, and manga is well underway at UI
The AsiaPOP! Symposium, happening this week from Sept. 11 to 14, will host a wide variety of events focused on different elements and art forms found in Asian pop culture. […]