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Three marches. Two days. One city with one common goal — to bring awareness to a diverse array of topics in a peaceful manner. The past weekend showcased three marches […]
College is meant for fun, opportunity and exploration. College can also be a time of stress when keeping your grades up through exams, quizzes and attendance in some classes. Because […]
After being cancelled due to low turnout a few weeks, the Katy Benoit safety forum began with more student turn out than the previous event. Blaine Eckles, Dean of Students, […]
Pets of all kinds have become an important part of the modern-day family. An estimated 72 percent of renters have at least one pet, according to humanesociety.org. It’s also very […]
Many of us have thought about taking a gap year — the year or so between leaving mandatory schooling and entering higher education. This idea largely for younger people is […]
In 2014, Illinois’ Robert Morris University established the first varsity esports program. The program initially only catered to the videogame “League of Legends”, but offered competitive players substantial scholarships. Four […]
Sarah Tuffield, Peer Health Educator Stress is a six-letter word that most college students have in their vocabulary and are familiar with when attending college. Finals and the end […]
Many of us have lived through it — the terrifying yet exhilarating moment when we first visit prospective colleges as a graduating high school senior. Many students have no idea […]
Mohamed Hassan is like any other first-year at the University of Idaho. An electrical engineering student at UI, Hasson enjoys video games, soccer, but sometimes finds it challenging to live […]
The University of Idaho announced Tuesday Dean Kurt Pregitzer, dean of the College of Natural Resources (CNR), will be retiring Aug. 31. Pregitzer has been the dean of CNR for […]