Awards, diversity and politics – The Emmy Awards broke various records, Sunday
In many ways, the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards made history Sunday.
Author: Nina Rydalch
Catching the campus – Students learn more about the area and each other through new Pop Culture Games class
For many University of Idaho students, the new Pop Culture Games class seemed like a great platform to meet new people and learn more about Moscow.
Bedsheets, art and beyond – Christian missionary Paul Wislotski adds University of Idaho students’ art to his collection
As students walked by the Teaching and Learning Center at the University of Idaho Sept. 2, many noticed a man encouraging people to draw on a bed-sheet stretched across an […]
A community of techies – New club gives those in technology and design opportunities for networking, learning and travel
Many colleges advertise themselves as places to expand the minds and opportunities of their students. The University of Idaho Theatre Department has done this by affiliating the university with the […]
Running into yoga – New University of Idaho PEB instructor demonstrates passion for both running and yoga
Kate Magolan encourages her students to incorporate movement into their lives.
Feeding the soul
Alex Gamble hasn’t always loved art. In fact, during high school, he took a graphic design class and hated it. Ironically, Gamble said he now studies the very subject he […]
“Hydrodome” world premiere – Andy Behrle’s “hydrodome” displayed in completion for the first time at Prichard Art Gallery
For four years, Andy Behrne constructed a three-dimensional dome that submerges viewers into a surreal, underwater world. This artifice presents flickers of lights flowing inside the dome through video projections. […]
The evolution of gym classes – Pop culture games class is more than just a fun time
Many students have read that the University of Idaho will offer an eight-week “Pop Culture Games” course this fall featuring the app “Pokemon Go.” But the people involved in the […]
UI Theatre Department prepares to perform Shakespeare”s “As You Like It”
While the University of Idaho”s Theatre Department often performs adaptations of Shakespeare”s work, their upcoming performance is a play both about and made with love. At its heart, “As You […]
Dogs for a cause – Sigma Nu hosts first philanthropy event in five years
Two hot dogs a minute may be unfeasible for some people, but not for Stephanie Alvarez, who consumed ten hot dogs in just five minutes. Alvarez was one of seven […]