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Sandra Townsend does not believe in indoors people. For her and the rest of the staff at the University of Idaho Outdoor Program, anyone can find something to do outside. […]
Students returning from summer break will find Red parking permits no longer cover the range of parking lots they once did. This fall, Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) introduced a […]
Dan Foreman is embarrassing. The Idaho State Senator representing parts of Latah and Benewah counties has delivered a confrontational brand of politics more fit for reality television than public service. […]
As summer comes to a close, students are flooding into Moscow and the next stage of their lives. New Student Orientation and the Week of Welcome offers a time for […]
Giving advice is deceptively complex. For my dad to advise me on getting grass stains out of my favorite pair of jeans, he would need to do three things. First, […]
For every dollar a man makes, women earn 78 cents, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This fact usually prompts the following argument about the gender pay gap. Left: […]
Suppose Anita has a 3.8 GPA and Dave has a 2.6 GPA. What sort of assumptions can we make about these two students? Anita probably goes to class more often […]
When I was ten years old, I logged onto danny.com. I was curious what sort of website shared my first name. Several naked women danced across my computer monitor and […]
Three of the five deadliest mass shootings in American history have taken place in the past two years. These high-profile events tear apart communities, but also poison the conversation surrounding […]
When someone is described as “very white,” white people will often consider the paleness of their skin. When people of color think of “very white,” they think of the obsession […]