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It”s almost time for students to celebrate the things they are thankful for by indulging in turkey, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, stuffing and all other foods that are sure to […]
With low tuition in Washington, WUE is not likely to return to UI The University of Idaho discontinued the majority of its participation in the Western Undergraduate Exchange in 2011, […]
When fire ecology major Walter Schroth joined the University of Idaho Student Logging Crew in May, he quickly discovered his favorite part of the job – the challenge of using […]
State of the University Address University of Idaho President Chuck Staben will deliver his annual State of the University Address at 3:30 p.m. Monday in the International Ballroom located in […]
A resolution in support of a statewide medical amnesty bill will likely come to the floor of the ASUI Senate next week, said Directory of Policy Nick Wren, who is […]
Confronting someone who is going through a hard time tends to be difficult and sometimes awkward when the right words are hard to come by. At the Suicide Prevention Training […]
Vandal Dads in town for the annual Dads” Weekend events will see the same traditions with a few twists. The football game will start at a later time on Saturday, […]
UI freshman Brooke Hodson forgot her morning coffee before checking into Paint the Palouse as a volunteer Saturday. Even though she was still waking up, Hodson said she thought it […]
New students should take advantage of the time they have in Moscow Congratulations. You’re now a Vandal. You’ll soon start to notice, if you haven’t already, it isn’t just the […]
Proposed CEC initiatives leave some employees behind It’s no secret the University of Idaho has been bleeding highly qualified, competent employees at all levels for several years now. It’s not […]