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Uncomfortable conversations — like the impeachment debate — need to happen. How can we claim to value diversity and varying opinions when there is a culture of silence surrounding the things that matter most?
Protesters and supporters alike gathered at the Toxic Matriarchy Event in early April, sponsored by the Collegiate Reformed Fellowship (CRF) in partnership with Christ Church. C.R. Wiley, a Pastor at […]
Global warming has become more controversial than “fake news” itself. It’s all about the environment, and people care where they end up living. Popular news sources and NASA have had […]
Spring in Moscow usually means strange weather, music blaring on Greek Row and plenty of graduation nerves. For our newsroom, spring means something a little different. Each year, our staff […]
With another awards season behind us, it always seems prudent to look back on the year that was. The Grammys and Oscars allow us to trumpet the accomplishments of the […]
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 […]
A recent update to Snapchat has driven users to take up Instagram for their image-based chat needs. This redesign was highly disliked by a vocal majority of its userbase. Many […]
“Up with education, down with deportation.” This was one of the many things people chanted at the Deferred Action for Childhood arrivals (DACA) demonstration outside the University of Idaho Commons […]
Parental support is always appreciated in all fields of life, be it athletics, academics or just life in general whatever. Parents are there to support and defend their children and […]
The Greek community has been under the microscope lately. After multiple tragic accidents and deaths in past years, the University of Idaho has sharpened its focus on underage drinking in […]