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The University of Idaho invites submissions for the Global Moments Photo Contest from October 1 to October 19, 2025. Photos should depict meaningful international experiences, with winners announced during International Education Week on October 27. Community members can participate in the People's Choice Award Open House on October 29.
A new cross-cultural community group will form in Moscow, aimed at fostering dialogue and understanding among diverse cultural backgrounds. The event is set for September 30, 2025, and is supported by local institutions, including the University of Idaho. This initiative highlights the importance of cultural exchange in the region.
The University of Idaho invites community members to join the English Conversation Partner and Friendship Family programs to connect with international students. These initiatives aim to enhance cultural exchange and foster friendships, enriching the local community. Interested volunteers can sign up through provided links.
The City of Moscow Parks and Recreation Commission prioritized sports field lighting, indoor facility expansions, and park restrooms during its recent meeting. The commission will present its annual report to the City Council on October 6, detailing projects for the city's 10-year Capital Improvement Plan.
Evan Holmes discusses affordable housing and his proposal for a new city commission in a recent Candidate Candids interview. He emphasizes the significance of being "anti-anti" in addressing local issues.
Moscow Police responded to a battery report on the University of Idaho campus on September 24, 2025, which resulted in significant injuries to one male. Investigators clarified that the incident involved an altercation between two individuals and refuted rumors of multiple assailants and a "curb stomp." The police department cautioned against public interference in the ongoing investigation.
The Moscow Human Rights Commission and the Latah County Human Rights Task Force will host a "Better Together Dinner" for University of Idaho students on September 29. The free dinner aims to connect students with community resources and will feature a catered meal from Happy Hog Meatery.
Moscow city council approved an expansion of the K9 program and a joint grant application with Whitman County for road improvements. The council also approved two subdivision projects after public hearings. Acting Mayor Julia Parker led the meeting in the absence of key officials.
Ben Stellmon discusses his medical background and community ties in a recent video for the Moscow Report. He shares his vision for contributing to the local community and highlights his commitment to Moscow.
The Moscow Human Rights Commission faces significant budget cuts, prompting discussions on scaling back events during its recent meeting. Despite financial constraints, the commission will fully support the Better Together Dinner for University of Idaho students and the Sheikh Community Unity Award. They postponed decisions on purchasing popular human rights buttons due to budget limitations.