Forever home in Moscow — Freshman finds true home in Moscow
Traveling to five different countries and living in one is something many people consider a dream. Three years ago, Selena Alexandropoulos lived that dream and was able to call Germany […]
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A passion for marching — Freshman Emily Branham is reunited with her passion
Freshman Vandal Marching Band member Emily Branham was first introduced to playing music at a very young age at her arts-oriented elementary school in Detroit, Michigan. She began playing the […]
Dressing up dining — Student Life
Dining has a new name and a new look this year at the University of Idaho thanks to a $2 million investment from Sodexo. “Sodexo, in putting up the capital, […]
Helping from afar — The Moscow community can help those affected by Hurricane Harvey
While students at the University of Idaho, Washington State University and colleges across the nation prepare for an approaching storm of homework and activities, millions of people in Texas are […]
Innovation through interaction — Innovation through interaction
Across from Friendship Square, where the Bare Wires played the blues for the Farmer’s market crowd, a young boy and his friends gathered around the University of Idaho College of […]
Tackling syllabus week — How to make syllabus week successful and stress free
Syllabus week is arguably one of the most stressful, yet painless weeks of a college student’s semester. Much like dead week, “silly week” as it has been coined, is quite the conundrum. Some students shuffle […]
Educational liberties — Making educational choices to meet societal expectations is no way to manage a healthy college career
When choosing which classes to take or which major to pursue, there are always external expectations of what the “best” option is. Whether it’s the choice between majoring in something in the […]
Reflecting back, looking forward — Graduating seniors from different backgrounds face similar challenges going into last year
Cosette Roberts always knew she wanted to attend the University of Idaho, where both of her parents went to school. For an assignment in the eighth grade, Roberts wrote […]
The price isn’t always right — The toll expensive textbooks take on college students
It’s the ultimate struggle. The impending doom which creeps on throughout the summer until August finally nears and it’s time to check Textbook Express on VandalWeb. It may seem like […]
A Viewfinder of friendship — A look at college friendships, good or bad
There is not a person that I’ve met that hasn’t gotten the overused “the friends you meet in college will be the ones you have forever” speech. I’m four years […]