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“If the house burned down tomorrow, would you still want to be part of their sisterhood?” It’s a question I was asked before the second day of my sorority’s recruitment […]
When January hit, the internet flooded with stories about women around the country vying for political offices — some looking to return and many others looking to dive right in. […]
Despite living in Moscow for more than a decade, Lydia Byers never felt like part of the community. The California native and University of Idaho graduate moved to Moscow in […]
The University of Idaho president’s house is meant to lodge the university’s highest-ranking administrator and provide a space for university events and fundraisers. However, outgoing President Chuck Staben didn’t live […]
The idea to remodel the President’s House has been around since 2013, but its demolition on Sept. 27 paved the way for a completely new house. “Since 2013, we’ve been […]
The University of Idaho welcomed visitors last weekend, but encouraged them to stay much longer — about four years longer, to be exact.
It’s rare to find a busy coffee shop that feels just like home.
Anyone without a medical degree should stop playing doctor There is something about revealing a medical diagnosis that turns the average listener into Dr. Gregory House. If one chooses to publicly […]
As the University of Idaho searches for a new leader, campus officials believe the president’s residence — and its inefficient and outdated layout — could serve as a deterrent to […]
BOISE — State minority leaders will present five bills known as the Voting Opportunity and Trustworthy Elections Initiative, focused on improving common problems voters have during elections.