Study spaces, places at UI
I had two hours to prepare for a test, part of it concerning a book I hadn’t read yet. Lucky for me, I had the book in my backpack. The […]
Author: Kasen Christensen
Fields of battle, fields of play — Borah Symposium highlights intersection of sports, war
Soldiers and athletes are symbols of national pride, according to Lysa Salsbury, co-chair of the Borah Symposium and coordinator of programs at the University of Idaho Women’s Center.
If you build it, they will come
When University of Idaho President M. Duane Nellis started at UI, he announced an enrollment goal — that Idaho would host 16,000 students by the year 2020.
Women for the Win
The Idaho women’s basketball team won the Western Athletic Conference Championship Saturday, earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 28 years.
It’s all in the pipes
Awesome bathrooms I have a confession to make. I use the bathroom. A lot. The biggest reason is that I have a hard time passing a drinking fountain without stopping.
Two-time cribbage champion wins out intramurals
Alex Bray checked another thing off of his bucket list Saturday as he won his second University of Idaho Intramural cribbage tournament. Bray emerged triumphant from a field of 21 […]
Brain-trust to end poverty
The League of Women Voters of Moscow advocated for a single point of access for information on housing, food instability, medical care, transportation and child care at the eighth Poverty […]
10 minutes is long enough
Running the gamut from Afghanistan War veterans to wacky comedy, the University of Idaho Theatre Department’s 10-Minute Play Festival will showcase 12 plays written, directed and acted by UI students, […]
A soft spot for charity
The Palouse Patchers have been quilting for more than 30 years, and their mission of philanthropy hasn’t slowed at all.
The last opium addict — UI collection houses antique pipes of former opium addict
Rock bottom for Steven Martin’s opium addiction was realizing it was the drug or his collection of pipes.