Police logs 3-24-17 thru 4-3-17
March 24 White Avenue; Spence Hardware, 11:03 a.m. An adult shoved another adult and was later placed on a mental hold at the hospital. March 25 West Palouse River […]
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A fair prize for a fair poster — Moscow Renaissance Fair poster competition to award winner cash prize.
A $200 prize will be awarded to the winner of a poster competition for the Moscow Renaissance Fair. The winning artwork will be featured on 500 printed posters and appear […]
Issues meet art – The Kenworthy”s upcoming film, “The Danish Girl,” explores themes of life and love
There is a general hype about most movies that come out of Hollywood. There is more for some than others, however, and “The Danish Girl,” is garnering this heightened attention. […]
Lia Purpura to visit Moscow as part of Distinguished Visiting Writer Series
As writers, the opportunity to learn from those accomplished in the craft is always welcome. The University of Idaho”s Distinguished Visiting Writer Series provides just that. Director of the M.F.A […]
Dia de los Muertos – Honoring and celebrating the lives of the dead
Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a spiritual celebration and a time to remember loved ones that were lost, said University of Idaho Assistant Professor […]
Slamming the door on stigma – Slam poets gather to share their takes on feminism through art
Not shaving one”s legs, being angry all the time or having no concern for men are not the basis for being a feminist, said Bekah MillerMacPhee, assistant director for programming […]
A concert for the community – Estonian a cappella group sings Renaissance songs
The University of Idaho Auditorium Chamber Music Series has one goal: to enrich the Palouse community with classical music. Leonard Garrison, co-director of the ACMS, said the goal of the […]
Organizing an opera – Students and faculty prepare to produce a ground-breaking opera performance
When it comes to studying opera, the University of Idaho isn”t just a state destination, but a regional destination, said Christopher Pfund, a UI assistant voice professor. “[It”s somewhere] people […]
Activism on campus
College activism has changed, includes fewer protests but more events Activism has a dramatic history on college campuses. The topic conjures up images of students with peace signs and flowers […]
Headed to the Himalayas
Experience Nepali culture Saturday Many college students share the dream of traveling the world after graduation, but some can’t afford to make the trip. The Nepali Student Association (NSA) has […]