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New York businessman Donald Trump was elected to be the 45th president of the United States Tuesday night, and not everyone on the Palouse was happy about it. Within hours, […]
With energy and power, performers led the night through spoken word. Feminism, gender equity and body image were some of the topics discussed at the F-Word Live Poetry Slam. The […]
Shogo Ota didn’t know where Idaho was on a map when he was accepted to the University of Idaho in the early 2000s. What he did know was that is […]
A gun shot. A text message. Two entirely separate actions, with very similar outcomes: a target. How has technology helped Americans as a society? How has it destroyed users? It […]
With less than a year of experience, Michael Salmon has already gained his first award by being named the Staff of the Month by the University of Idaho Staff […]
Oct. 13 West Palouse River Drive, Gritman Wellness, 11:12 a.m. Someone sliced open rain gutters with a sharp instrument and pulled them from the building at Gritman Wellness. Oct. 14 […]
The delicious smell that wafts from Buy the Dozen Donuts is enough to lure some customers in, said owner Ray Wallace. “They usually come in with a smile when they […]
October is known for its fall colors, wet season and Halloween, but many people don’t think about the German holiday called Oktoberfest. Fortunately, there are volunteers at the University of […]
The Big Sky Conference held its annual media day for Idaho basketball Oct. 20 at the Litehouse Center in the Kibbie Dome. Men’s basketball representatives included head coach Don Verlin […]
During Homecoming Week, the Moscow Police Department (MPD) used plainclothed officers to give 11 minor in possession (MIP) infractions on and around the University of Idaho campus. Four paid officers […]