‘Flying fingers” features performances by faculty, students
Performers in the 2012 Piano Bash “Flying Fingers” promise entertainment the whole family can enjoy.
Author: Michelle Gregg
CTC helps UI students identify the risks of eating disorders
Car accidents, sickness and suicide are not the leading cause of death for females between the ages of 15 and 24 — eating disorders are, said Miles Meason of the […]
Dangerous disorders
Car accidents, sickness and suicide are not the leading cause of death for females between the ages of 15 and 24 — eating disorders are, said Miles Meason of the […]
Flex your style, flex your support
In a society where most people check the time on their cell phones, the San Diego-based company Flex Watches is using traditional watches for a greater cause than accessorizing.
Super computer speeds up super equations
Imagine an equation so complex it could take four days to complete, even with the help of a computer. But with $2,000 and the support of the University of Idaho […]
Transit center will connect university, community
Moscow and University of Idaho transportation systems will merge into one with the construction of an Intermodal Transit Center (ITC) this summer.
Blue buyers beware
Blue parking pass holders at the University of Idaho might have a harder time finding parking in the 2012-2013 school year if Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) proposed changes are […]
Palouse Ball connects students
Students danced their way to the Student Union Building ballroom Saturday for the first ever Palouse Ball, hosted by College of Natural Resources’ Student Affairs Council.
Seeds, compost and bikes
Each year students are given the opportunity to get hands-on experience improving their school through the University of Idaho’s Sustainability Center Grant Competition.
Mile by mile
Students without cars are utilizing alternative transportation options instead of remaining stranded in Moscow.