Winter Fashion As Seen on Campus
A look into how Vandals stay warm and chic
Do you ever have one of those days where you would much rather stay in bed, curled up like a ball in pajamas with warm fuzzy socks on? Unfortunately, that […]
A “Trebling” Year for Music Students
A Sweet Melody Plays on For Students as the Semester Comes to an End Recitals, Virtual Concerts and COVID-19, Oh My!
As students began to navigate their classes virtually, music majors had to adjust to a new setting of ensemble groups, getting to know other parts of campus for their practices and perform in front of virtual audiences. Vanessa Sielert, […]
Missing Moscow
Many students will head home for months before returning--here's what they'll miss
As the University of Idaho transitions entirely to remote instruction after fall break, officials recommend students stay home until spring 2021. While the campus will remain open, many will be […]
Take a load off, Vandals
UI students break down the hobbies they picked up while being cooped up
COVID-19 gave many University of Idaho students a really long, stressful spring break spanning from mid-March to mid-August. Students left campus and were met with quarantine, strange living situations, unemployment, […]
Faces of Fire
Fire shapes Idaho's forests and lives
A cigarette is tossed out of a car and smolders in the dry brush and weeds lining the highway. Between the wind from passing cars and the dried-out brush, the […]
Lights, Plants, Water
The Sustainability Center awarded grants to several students last year at UI
Turn off the lights, don’t unnecessarily run the water and eat local. These are all tips on how one person can save energy, water and the planet. But doing all […]
Humans of Moscow
You might have seen Marvel Harper as you walk through The Hub, a student favorite for nearly 13 years. She has been a memorable face for many students as they swipe in for a meal, greeting them with a warm smile.
Q: How long have you worked for Sodexo at the University of Idaho? A: “I’ve been working here for 13 years now.” Q: Have you lived in Moscow the whole time? A: “No, I […]
The Close Up
Sometimes college life can seem like a slew of classes, tests and homework assignments for students. An endless cycle of stress, anxiety and course work all leading up to the […]
The coffee bean breakdown
An opinion analysis of where coffee and community collide
For Vidi Kaufman, being a barista at Red Star isn’t just a job — it’s a passion. “I drafted out so many applications and resumés before I ever got a […]
Flashes of pink and green
Sisters on UI campus strive to inspire others
Telling twins apart can be a challenge, as any parent of twins will probably tell you with a sigh. So often, parents resort to the same strategy students use to […]