A community divided
The polarizing debate of climate change broken down
The snow piles up on Moscow city sidewalks. Cars drive by, splashing dirty slush as they pass. Meanwhile, Logan Heflin sits outside city hall, an umbrella in hand and a […]
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 […]
Standing Out
UI students reflect on the challenges of diverse hairstyles in Idaho
A young black man stands in front of his peers as a woman in a blue tracksuit puts on gloves and hastily cuts away at his hair. After being confronted […]
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 […]
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 […]
Humans of Moscow: Xavier Murdoch
Xavier Murdoch is a University of Idaho pre-med student and emergency medical technician with the Moscow Volunteer Fire Department. He was born in Canada but has lived in Moscow for […]
Collecting Memories
Items are more than just a price tag
Playing video games with his father since he was a child, Keggan Georgeson has loved them ever since. He began collecting various video games once he discovered his passion. “When […]
More Than Just A Joke
How an internet meme group changes the way we see reality
Before there was the internet, there was Kilroy. He sped around the world at a breakneck pace without the benefit of Facebook or Twitter, just chalk or spray paint and […]
The Bayou: A Community Venue
Heading out of town along the Troy highway sits an off-white, dingy house with peeling paint. Here is the home of The Bayou, a place for people to gather and […]