Council agrees City of Moscow should help mitigate costs
Moscow City Council members agreed to fund new roll carts for Latah Sanitation, Inc. and appeased requests for adoption of two new park designs at their meeting Monday. Mayor Bill […]
Author: Taylor Nadauld
Farm life and football – High school students spend weekend getting to know UI”s CALS
This year”s Ag Days will feature dancing, football, a petting zoo and expert teaching in various scientific studies. The annual event will be held Friday and Saturday on the University […]
Breaking barriers – Overflow crowd turns out for forum on disabilities
Ashley Centers, 27, says the first thing people notice about her is her bright purple hair, her weight or her wheelchair. But there”s much more to her than that. A […]
RHA finishes training – New members spend weekend training for leadership positions
The Residence Hall Association at the University of Idaho has a fresh new team of student leaders this year, and RHA President Tommy Burke is calling it the best he […]
RHA finishes training – New members spend weekend training for leadership positions
The Residence Hall Association at the University of Idaho has a fresh new team of student leaders this year, and RHA President Tommy Burke is calling it the best […]
Vandals “Got Your Back” – Campus Safety Week starts Monday
Much more than a bench has been left in Katy Benoit”s legacy. The fourth annual Campus Safety Week begins Monday and will host speakers, informational fairs and trainings throughout the […]