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How available creative content should be has been a concern for ages, and amplified by the internet’s existence. This question of who owns what and who can have it especially […]
Christmas needs a new color scheme. The neon green, red, and tacky gold that have plagued advertising campaigns for the last few decades are an eyesore, at best. I used […]
Last month, the Idaho State Board of Education previously joined a lawsuit started by the State of Georgia, arguing against the case of the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Earlier […]
Being part of the LGBTQ+ community and living in a small, rural community is not for the faint-hearted. Oftentimes, members of the LGBTQ+ community tend to gravitate towards cities or […]
As the end of Native American Heritage month comes to a close, I think it is necessary to address the severe lack of Native American representation in modern day film […]
We’ve almost all been here before. It’s the first week of class, your teacher is asking around the room for everyone’s names, you squirm in your seat awaiting the answer […]
College is an interesting step in life for many, and the first real decision many students make. Taking your future in your hands and deciding where you’d like to spend […]
While the month of October commemorates, leaves are beginning to change color, pumpkin patches are flourishing and the inevitable first Moscow snow of the season awaits. But what else is […]
Every time I announce my interest in astrology, or make a joke about a zodiac sign, I brace myself for the groans and comments from (usually) men, “You know that […]
As a graduating senior this year, I feel indebted to share a couple of my tips and tricks to incoming freshmen. First of all, load up on your classes your […]