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Gabriel Rench, a Moscow citizen of several years, University of Idaho alumn and accomplished marketing and media business owner, was inspired to run for District 2 Latah County Commissioner by incumbent Tom Lamar’s tax plans and the City of Moscow’s handling of COVID-19. He seriously criticizes both.
The death of an individual in their 70s is the first death associated with a confirmed case of COVID-19 in Latah County, according to an Oct. 27 news release from […]
Idaho hospitals are filling with, or are already full of, COVID-19 patients, Gov. Brad Little said in a press conference today. Patients throughout the state have been transferred out of […]
Plans to return to campus for the Spring 2021 semester are in the works, according to an email today from University of Idaho President C. Scott Green and Interim Provost […]
The University of Idaho women’s basketball team completed its first official practice of the 2020-21 season on Oct. 14. The Vandals officially started their preseason as they have until Nov. […]
Idaho Vandal’s men’s basketball Head Coach Zac Claus, senior forward Scott Blakney and senior guard Damen Thacker’s leadership looks promising for the 2020-21 season after their first practice on Oct. […]
The National Science Foundation awarded University of Idaho researchers nearly $200,000 to investigate whether animals can transmit COVID-19 and how to block the spread from animals to humans.
University of Idaho aims to continuously test students for COVID-19 throughout this semester. To continue monitoring cases after initial testing, students have been subjected to random surveillance testing.
University of Idaho aims to continuously test students for COVID-19 throughout this semester. To continue monitoring cases after initial testing, students have been subjected to random surveillance testing.
Within the past two weeks, University of Idaho re-tested 5,256 students taking in-person classes at the Moscow campus for COVID-19. Of these students, 2.2% tested positive for COVID-19, according to […]