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University of Idaho’s Art and Design lecture series invited Mary Welcome to speak on her career as an independent artist and her work in rural communities. Welcome is a self-described […]
This year was the 11 annual Treefort Music Festival. The festival began in 2012 with Built to Spill, The Joy Formidable and Polçia as headliners, as well as 137 different […]
“Why is no one talking about some niche social justice topic that you’ve never heard of?” This is a common subject line for social media posts from activism-based creators and […]
People may not like controversial protest tactics, but it is a way to bring change. This past Halloween, the Youth Salmon Protectors held a rally calling for attention towards the […]
University of Idaho students and Latah County residents have noticed unusual twenties with Harriet Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson in trees, benches, and on the ground. These altered bills are part of an initiative by the Human Art Tribe, a group of United States citizens fighting for historical figure Harriet Tubman to be permanently printed on real $20 bills.
Conversations erupt campus wide and everyone seems to have an opinion, but once the event is over, campus is just as quiet as it was before anything happened. The students move on but nothing has changed — and if this is to continue, nothing will change.
There are two distinct approaches to viral marketing when it comes to Earth Day. In the past, the holiday has been a celebration of the natural beauty surrounding us with […]
Every year the Women’s Center at the University of Idaho brings in speakers for Women’s History month. This year they worked with the Women’s Center at Washington State University (WSU) […]
Moscow community members gathered Saturday in support of the annual March for Life. Community members joined to march from the Logos School on Baker street to Friendship Square. They were […]