Letter from the Editor: Explore your student organizations
At Palousafest, University of Idaho clubs and organizations line the Theophilus Tower Lawn and 6th Street every year. Well, almost every year. Last year saw the return of the welcome […]
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University of Idaho clubs hopeful at Palousafest
Student Clubs hopeful for renewal and changes this semester
This past Saturday, Palousafest welcomed students back to University of Idaho campus with food and games. Booths filled the street, representing clubs, organizations and businesses. Hundreds of students packed Sixth […]
Palousafest to take place as scheduled
Regulations in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19
Palousafest, an annual festival which has taken place at the University of Idaho for over 20 years, is still scheduled to take place this year, albeit some changes for safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Laurel […]
Hundreds show up to annual Palousafest event
Over 3,000 attendees and 200 organizations met at UI's Palousafest event Saturday afternoon
Hundreds of new and old students, along with Palouse community members, showed up in droves to the University of Idaho’s annual Palousafest Saturday evening. The event, […]
Festivities for the future
The next generation of Vandals begin New Student Orientation
As summer comes to a close, students are flooding into Moscow and the next stage of their lives. New Student Orientation and the Week of Welcome offers a time for […]
Festivities for the future
The annual Palousafest event will bring more than 200 organizations to help students find their place on campus and in the community
Although the more than 20-year-old tradition of Palousafest brings in a new class of students each year, Assistant Director of Student Involvement Katie Dahlinger said the heart of the event […]
Planning UI’s warmest welcome — Palousafest welcomes students new and old, becoming part of UI tradition
When Trista Goodenough was hired as the student summer coordinator for the University of Idaho’s Department of Student Involvement back in April, she was welcomed with a large task and […]
Meant for mingling – Spring Get Involved Fair showcased new and well-established clubs
Heather Schaefer spun the wheel not once, not twice, not three, but four times. Every time she tried, she landed on the pesky “try again” spot. She and her friend […]
Another successful Palousafest – Incoming students were given a chance to see all that UI has to offer
The Tower Lawn was jam packed Saturday afternoon with hundreds of students attending the University of Idaho’s annual Palousafest. The event was created to introduce the many opportunities on campus […]
Flying into fall – Palousafest draws UI students for a fun Saturday evening of opportunity
Senior and Orientation Leader David Mortin is familiar with zip lining. He has scaled lines in the Snake River Canyon, as well as places in Oregon. Mortin added the Student […]