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In March 2014, the RAs of Targhee Hall called all residents to a mandatory meeting that did not fall on the regularly-scheduled Monday evening. Jonathan Madrid, then a University of […]
In high school, there are no shortage of opportunities for students to “get ahead.” Between Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, dual enrollment and attending community college first, an increasing number of […]
University of Idaho is known for its arts programs. It has nationally recognized music, theatre and dance programs. When the three decided to come together, the annual event Dancers, Drummers, […]
Elna Albano and Robert Bennett didn”t hesitate to start a relationship when 360 miles separated them, and they didn”t hesitate when the distance grew to seven times the size three […]
After months of discussion, the proposed ASUI redistricting resolution culminated in a lively debate and a 6-6 vote. Without the majority vote needed, the resolution failed. Resolution S16-01 would change […]
In downtown Moscow, on the corner of Main and 5th Street, is a building with large glass windows that display jewlery, crafts and handmade products. At first glance, the Prichard […]
At universities all around the country, freshmen are given one housing option: university-provided housing. At The University of Idaho, freshmen are able to make a decision to live in a […]
Everybody has titles. Whether pertaining to their jobs, relationship status, whatever – a title reflects how someone allocates their time and demonstrates who they are as a person. Some might […]
Cruise the World, an annual cultural showcase put on by the University of Idaho International Programs Office, can bring families together – the El-Tawir family, for example, have participated in […]
For University of Idaho student Mikayla Johnson, winter break meant more than just comfy couches and Netflix. Johnson, a psychology and Spanish student, chose instead to travel to Guatemala for […]