Movie review: “The Fall Guy”
A star-studded action movie that is a thank you to stuntmen
“The Fall Guy” is an action/comedy based on the TV show “The Fall Guy” which was released in 1981. While the movie does not follow the same plot as the […]
Author: Andrea Roberts
Movie review: “Challengers”
Betrayal, romance, competition and everything tennis
“Challengers” is a type of movie that raises the question to audiences: is all fair in love and war? While watching the film, viewers are left wondering who to even […]
The top 10 places to visit this summer
Swimming, nature, shopping and more can be found this summer in Moscow
With the warmer weather and school leaving for break, it’s clear that summer is on its way. There are many places in Moscow and the surrounding area to visit to […]
Pro-Palestine students rally in support with other campuses across the nation
Chants, signs and a call for divestment from the University
As students were leaving their classes Thursday, they heard chants and saw signs supporting Palestinian liberation and the students arrested at Columbia University on April 18. Some of these […]
Free Palestine demonstrators call for ASUI to comment on the war
Demonstrators urge ASUI to make resolutions and officially comment in support of Palestine
On April 24, demonstrators advocating for a free Palestine discussed their views during ASUI’s open forum at their weekly meeting. They urged ASUI to make and pass resolutions to support […]
Free Palestine demonstrators will protest the war this week on campus
Detailing the times and dates for The Free Palestine Week of Action events
After six months of silence, UI’s students are speaking out about the Palestine and Israel war. The “Free Palestine Week of Action” is taking place from April 22 to the […]
UI hosts Vandal Science Days
Prizes, events, presentations, and everything science at Vandal Science Days
The College of Science held its two-day event, Vandal Science Days, on April 19 and 20. This was a free event and was open to students, faculty and anyone visiting […]
Governor approves restricting access to “harmful” books for minors
Censorship, rights, and an unknown future for Idaho public libraries
On April 10, House Bill 710 was approved and signed by Governor Brad Little. This bill will remove “harmful” and “explicit” materials, as deemed by the bill’s texts, in […]
Empowering tribal voices: Insights from Native American journalists at the Oppenheimer Symposium
Freedom of the press, amending constitutions and a culture tied by newspapers
Freedom of the press in Native tribes was the focus of this year’s Oppenheimer Symposium featuring a panel of Native American journalists and a showing of “Bad Press” which made […]
UI hosts guest speaker Dr. Twila Moon on climate impacts in the arctic
Dr. Moon’s presentation on climate change, a dwindling ice sheet, future impacts and more
On Tuesday, April 2, the University of Idaho introduced Dr. Twila Moon as their guest speaker at the 1912 Center. Moon is the Deputy Lead Scientist and Science Communication Liaison […]