Today, we continue the Vandal’s traditional serpentine! It may no longer run through town like in this photograph from the 1950s. It will, however, run along Old and New Greek, through the residence halls up to the bonfire in the Kibbie Dome parking lot.
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On Display!
University of Idaho letter sweater and yellow beanie
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Welcome to Logging Lessons!
We’re starting a new series featuring one of our strongest collecting areas: logging in North Idaho. We’ll be focusing on one lumber company in particular, the Potlatch Lumber Company, which is extremely well-documented within our collections and an important part of logging history in North Idaho. It was operational from...
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Let the Festivities Begin!
Homecoming week has begun and we are jumping for joy! Whether you participate in the serpentine, watch the parade, or just read our homecoming posts, we hope your week is great!
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A Century of Marching
Did you know that the University of Idaho Marching Band is celebrating its 100th year this Homecoming? Marching alumni will be heading to campus to celebrate this wondrous occasion and will be performing in the annual Homecoming Parade. Be sure to stop by the parade and celebrate with these talented...
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Peter and Donna Thomas
Today, from 1:00-3:30pm the book artists Peter and Donna Thomas will be giving a papermaking demonstration outside the library. Along with them will be their "Gypsy Wagon" in which they travel across the country. After their demonstration, at 4:00pm there will be a reception on the second floor of the library. This...
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Artist Talk and More ...
Song of the Wandering Book Artists"Afoot & light-heartedWe take to the open road,Healthy, free, the world before us, The winding lanes before us, Leading wherever we choose..."The winding lanes have brought the wandering book artists, Peter and Donna Thomas, to the University of Idaho. Throughout the week they will be meeting with...
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Why care about mining in 2019?
Mining Monday
This is the end of our series and so for our last post, we want to answer the inevitable question: ”why should I care about mining in 2019?”
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Environmental Impacts
Mining Monday
Today, we take a closer look at the environmental impacts of underground metal mines. While underground metal mines, like the mines that operated in north Idaho for decades, results in many beneficial materials that are used to build and power technological advancements, there are also damaging effects to mining raw...
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Mini Golf in the Library
Library Mini-Golf
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