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Resources from across campus and other locations gathered in the Idaho Commons Wednesday to inspire students to study abroad. Education and resource tables with information regarding different study abroad opportunities […]
With 3D modeling software and printers, an assortment of mini-computers, a vinyl cutter and even an old-fashioned typewriter, the Making, Innovating and Learning Laboratory (MILL) seems to have a gadget […]
Pursuing two master degrees simultaneously demands balance in student life for University of Idaho graduate student Lindsay Mammone. Mammone, while pursuing an MFA in Studio Art and Theatre Directing, is […]
A popular mindset for college students is to continue enduring — doing just enough to get through college in order to attain a nice job and a notable income, to […]
The New York City experience came to downtown Moscow in a live stream performance of “Roméo et Juliette” Saturday at the Kenworthy Theater. The live stream was provided by the […]
Both of my grandfathers were veterans, in addition to one of my uncles and a great grandfather. All but my uncle passed away before I knew them — but that […]
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben’s wife, Mary Beth Staben, likes to do needlepoint. She creates belts themed for the university her husband works at. Chuck visited Moscow High School […]
After the excitement of returning to school from summer vacation settles down, students may come to find life hits them all at once. Newcomers miss their families and friends, while […]
The University of Idaho welcomed visitors last weekend, but encouraged them to stay much longer — about four years longer, to be exact.
Fifty years of work continues to flourish for the University of Idaho and Washington State University’s School of Food Science.