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Abolishing mental health stigmas is becoming increasingly popular, and Vandal Health Education is keeping the conversation going with their monthly mental health film series. The film, “Goodbye Christopher Robin,” will […]
Bailey O’Bryant came to the University of Idaho in 2015 determined to become a journalist. While the 21-year-old Idaho Falls native remained in the School of Journalism and Mass Media, […]
“I’m not the Joan of Arc of fat girls.” It’s a line that perfectly embodies “Dumplin’” and its main character — bold, honest and witty. When Willowdean Dickson (Danielle Macdonald), […]
Sometimes it can be difficult to grasp what we’re missing in our lives until we experience it firsthand. For me, this enlightening experience came in the form of Jason Momoa […]
Benjamin Franklin is credited with coining the masterful mixture of wit and wisdom that is “‘Tis impossible to be sure of anything except death and taxes,”. Perhaps nostalgia should be […]
There’s a persistent clicking sound present throughout the two-hour runtime of “Hereditary.” It’s representative not only of Charlie, the 13-year-old daughter, but of the Graham family and the film as […]
“Avengers: Infinity War” shattered box office records last weekend, with a domestic opening of $257 million. The film now holds the record for biggest domestic debut of all time, beating […]
Now playing at Village Centre Cinemas Directed by: Wes Anderson Starring: Bryan Cranston Edward Norton Bill Murray Jeff Goldblum Ken Watanabe When first hearing about “Isle of Dogs,” I hoped […]
Valuing diversity on the Palouse, the Confucius Institute at the University of Idaho aims to educate the public on Chinese culture. Held once a semester in the Whitewater Room of […]
The Food for Thought monthly film series showed the documentary “The True Cost” Wednesday at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, diving into who really pays the price for clothing. Sponsored […]