Many have drawn connections between the 1918 Flu Pandemic (the Spanish Flu) to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The University of Idaho Library has created a new digital collection about the […]
In their article “Defending a preference for physical books“, Lex Miller made some very salient points about the value of both physical books and e-books. While e-books are most certainly […]
When I was younger, I used to spend hours glued to the television at my grandparents’ house, casually flipping through the channels but usually ending up on three important ones. Channels
34, 44 and 46 were my holy trinity of Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and the History Channel. In the mid-aughts, one could rely on each for a combination of awe-inspiring content and genuine education about anything from sharks to chivalry. However, I was always taken by the entertaining and informative approach to the past and conquests I could get from the History Channel.
Screaming crowds, a pulsing beat and music bouncing throughout the ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center, increasing the already loud sound of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. In 2013, the music duo made […]
The 2018-2019 season for Idaho athletics brought memories Vandal fans won’t soon forget. Idaho experienced many high points from the 2018-2019 seasons as Vandal athletes continued to bring their best […]
While countless University of Idaho students filter in and out of the UI Library on a daily basis, the Latah County Public Library serves as an additional resource to both […]
Shirley Jackson, professor and chair of black studies at Portland State University, began her address at the University of Idaho Martin Luther King Celebrations by acknowledging that 2019 is a […]
On Monday afternoon, Vandals hit Moscow’s Main Street, covering store front windows with University of Idaho related art. On Tuesday morning, the Vandals hit campus. The lobby area of the […]
Earl Bennet wanted to get people outside. The first dean of the University of Idaho College of Science, Bennet said he spent most of his days in the great outdoors […]
It is a widely held assumption in America that Russia has aggressive, expansionist ambitions and has created a military with the necessary capabilities since the fall of the Soviet Union. […]