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On Sunday March 24, the Pitman Center was filled with booths from over 25 countries selling food and sharing their culture with attendees. From 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. UI […]
Welcome back from break Vandals! Hopefully you are returning to classes feeling recharged, rested and ready to finish the last half of the semester strong! Start strong by connecting with […]
After what was hopefully a relaxing and restful three-day weekend, Vandal students have lots of great opportunities to have fun with friends and get back in the swing of things […]
Reclaiming the national narrative and telling a more inclusive history of the west; that’s what University of Idaho History Professor Rebecca Scofield set out to do when she first began […]
Dia de los Muertos, or day of the dead, was celebrated this Tuesday, Nov. 1, on campus at the Pitman Center. For this celebration, participants at the event were greeted […]
In the 21st century, largely in part to the economic recession of 2008, younger generations began to adopt a mentality that long hours and grueling side jobs were essential to […]
With the lifting of mask mandates and the return to in-person gatherings, it appears as if the worst of the pandemic is over. Society is returning to normalcy, and thus […]
As an artist myself, I really hate the idea that seems so entrenched in modern American art culture that art needs to be good. The idea that art has to […]
Moscow Bagel and Deli was voted the best quick bite in Moscow for its quality ingredients, unique bagels and trendy atmosphere. Open seven days a week with a massive menu […]
With a gallery that includes frequent rotation of art pieces, artists both amateur and professional can play an active role in the City of Moscow’s Public Art Program. First beginning […]