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We’ve all heard of the infamous term “dick pic.” And who knows, maybe you’re an avid sender or receiver, but a study done by Marcotte in 2020 showed over 70% […]
Whether students are pursuing a degree in agriculture, food science, business, technology or any other major, their skillset could be applied to solve an urgent problem: how to feed a […]
Last spring, Katie Hettinga and I set out on a journey to create brighter days for Vandals in our race for ASUI President and Vice President. At that time, we […]
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.” We have all heard this saying at least once in our lives. This saying was originally used as a marketing tactic […]
We all have something we do that we feel we just can’t live without. What is yours? Morning coffee? Calling a friend or parent every week? Checking social media every […]
For political conservatives, countering big government’s alluring but empty promises is challenging. The task is tenfold harder when libertarians pretend to speak for conservatives. The Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) was founded, in […]
Why should UI students vote in local elections? City council decisions can directly affect student off-campus housing/rental situations, traffic, law enforcement, health and safety, water conservation and other issues that can […]
It’s amazing how many resources the University of Idaho has to help students of every fitness level and activity preference to get outside and get moving. According to the CDC, […]
The new semester started this week, and like all students, I was excited to attend my next semester. But, when my professor had stated that her class would follow the […]
Every UI student would probably admit that this last year was difficult. Chaotic hybrid classes, confused and tired professors and those who live on campus unable to see most of […]