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Sardines — small, bug-eyed fish that are commonly associated with cramped spaces and people lacking taste buds. Standing in a hot, overcrowded subway car in Athens, Greece, I found myself […]
Three weeks ago, a story appeared in the pages of the Idaho Statesman that shocked many people. But, in reality, it should have surprised very few. The piece in question […]
The Latah County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide that is believed to have occurred Monday just off state Highway 8 east of Troy in a wooded area.
The Moscow Volunteer Fire Department identified Arlene K. Willenborg-Cowin, 66, as the woman who died Tuesday afternoon at Gritman Medical Center from injuries she sustained during a residential fire that […]
A man allegedly involved in a robbery Tuesday night is facing numerous felony charges, including suspicion of two counts of aggravated assault, robbery and possession of a methamphetamine, as well […]
Allyson Schwartz, a University of Idaho sophomore, needed an environment that offered privacy, as well as an opportunity to socialize, which she was able find in Steel House.
Genesee man to undergo further psychological evaluation A Genesee man charged with aggravated battery with an enhancement for great bodily harm must now undergo further psychological evaluation before an official […]
Russell Meeuf has always been fascinated with movies and television. So much so, the University of Idaho professor and self-proclaimed “film nerd” dedicated his career to studying it.
UI to offer film and television studies degree The University of Idaho will now offer a new degree in film and television studies through the College of Letters, Arts and […]
Idaho high school students are currently one of the least likely demographics to pursue a college education, the United States Department of Education reports, creating a low postsecondary enrollment across […]