Traditional event for incoming UI students and families adjusted to prevent the spread of COVID-19
The University of Idaho welcomed incoming freshmen and their families to campus at Friday’s UIdaho Bound event in preparation for the fall term. UIdaho Bound is UI’s in-person event for newly admitted students to register for classes, tour campus buildings, finalize housing and ask […]
Sometimes I get a little misty-eyed thinking about pre-COVID college life. I miss field trips and residence hall events, club meetings and movie nights. I miss sitting in a classroom […]
The University of Idaho will be holding in-person classes this fall up until Thanksgiving break this year, according to an email from UI President C. Scott Green. After the fall […]
Talks with Torrey is a biweekly question and answer-based Zoom call hosted by University of Idaho Interim Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence. In this series, we summarize the […]
After nearly two hours of public comment, the Lewiston City Council voted against implementing a mask mandate for the city. This came after over 100 people arrived at the meeting Monday night to protest City Manager Alan […]
A protest against mandatory face coverings will take place at 6 p.m. today at the Lewiston City Library. The demonstration is in response to City Manager Alan Nygaard’s planned recommendation to strongly advise the use of face coverings […]
Idaho K-12 schools are planning to provide in-person education in the fall, Gov. Brad Little said in a press conference today. The Idaho State Board of Education (ISBE) has provided guidance for the […]
The Regional Theatre of the Palouse (RTOP) was rehearsing for its upcoming musical “Thoroughly Modern Millie” when Washington Gov. Jay Inslee shut down the state due to COVID-19. The show was postponed and out-of-town talent cancelled their trips. According to Michael Todd from RTOP, postponing […]
Moscow City Council unanimously voted Monday night to extend the city’s public health emergency order requiring face masks until Aug. 4. The order dictates face coverings must be worn in public when a physical distance of six feet can’t […]
Despite rapidly rising COVID-19 cases in Idaho, Nez Perce County has been relatively quiet since the initial outbreak, which resulted in a steep climb in local confirmed cases. Until recently, Nez Perce County was […]