A little courage and heart goes a long way — A review of a classic love story with a spin
“In a Heartbeat” is a short film by Ringling College of Art and Design that puts a new spin on a classic love story. One person, who we will […]
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A loss in the Palouse family — Cougar quarterback Tyler Hilinski was discovered dead in his Pullman apartment Tuesday afternoon.
Pullman police found Washington State University quarterback Tyler Hilinski dead in his apartment around 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to a police department news release.
Miami in Moscow — “ROOF!” highlights diversity, love and forgiveness
The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department will present “ROOF!” this week at the Hartung Theatre, opening doors for conversations about issues people sometimes avoid.
A feeling too familiar — As mass shootings continue to occur, compassion is key in creating a unified front
Phones across America flashed with updates regarding a horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas, Sunday night. For just a split second, as everyone simultaneously clicked on that report, people around […]
Relief through mindfulness — Twenty-minute meditation class help reduce stress
Meditation is nothing new to the University of Idaho. As the school year progresses, so do Mindful Meditation sessions.
DACA students aren’t alone — UI and WSU students work together to help DACA classmates
Some students at the University of Idaho will not be able to legally stay in school next spring if the phase-out of DACA is not halted, or if the order […]
Vandals united, never divided — Vandals join together to protest recent DACA decision
“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 […]
The International Fall program’s kickoff creates bridge between community and culture
International Vandals from various areas around the world came together in celebration of the new school year last Wednesday. The University of Idaho welcomed international students to campus, both old […]
Defined by our company — People should choose their friends intentionally
We are the product of our environments. We soak up the atmosphere we spend the most time in. When someone spends time in the sun, they get burnt — when […]
The failure of privilege rhetoric — Progressives should shift the language of fairness
Peggy McIntosh’s 1987 essay “Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack” sent waves through social justice circles that reverberate to this day. McIntosh introduced the term “white privilege,” describing the often-unnoticed advantages of […]