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ASUI will introduce its newly elected members Wednesday night, marking the conclusion of another year of ASUI. During a time where the Idaho Legislature passed numerous bills impacting the lives […]
This past legislative session has shown just how poorly the Idaho legislature represents its constituents. Three bills in particular showed students in Idaho that they are not represented in the […]
House Bill 71 has officially passed the Idaho legislature and been signed into law by Idaho Governor Brad Little. This bill comes near the end of a long legislative session […]
After receiving polling results and sending our reporters out, Best of Moscow 2023 is here! Check out readers’ top nine picks for cultural landmarks. Differing from some of our usual […]
Idaho’s war against abortion is impacting the lives of both those seeking abortions as well as maternal health care, jeopardizing Idaho women. The Gem State has a long and complicated […]
A new bill has been passed in the Idaho House of Representatives recently which aims to ban gender reassignment surgeries and hormone treatment for youth. This bill, if passed in […]
Our first print edition of the year, Feb. 2, follows a month of transition in the newsroom. With many familiar faces, we’ve returned with renewed energy and new ideas. Take […]
By this point everyone on campus has seen them. Reporters and sleuths alike coming into our community, trying to get the story. Folks like Nancy Grace setting up her show […]
The community has been in shock since the murders of Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves. These four students’ deaths have changed the lives of everyone in […]
The elections are here, and questionable candidates are on the ballot as per usual. Ammon Bundy is a candidate running for the position of governor in Idaho. During the primaries […]