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The Supreme Court announced a ruling allowing abortions in the event of a medical emergency in the state of Idaho last Thursday. The decision was made due to Idaho state […]
Jake Blazzard, 42, began his 2019 with a brand-new place of employment: Moscow Family Medicine. Born in Lewiston, Idaho, Blazzard said he’s traveled much of the mid-west over the course […]
As the daughter of a nurse practitioner, there was no question whether I would be vaccinated or not. Each age milestone was met with the appropriate shot, starting when I […]
Fifty years ago, Norma McCorvey wanted to terminate her pregnancy. McCorvey, a lower-class woman in her early 20s, had previously given birth twice, putting both children up for adoption.
I was recently watching a documentary on prescription medication and was shocked by some of the information shared. The documentary highlighted the connections between addictive prescribed medications, the national opioid […]
On Feb. 19, protesters in Boise carried 183 tiny wooden coffins up to the Capitol steps, according to an Idaho Statesman report.
ASUI assigned senators to their new committees and living groups at Wednesday’s meeting. Virtual living groups, which are performed via Facebook Live and are designed to reach off-campus students according […]
A two-year old law that sets aside underage drinking charges in Idaho during emergency medical situations might soon expire. The law was originally lobbied for by the Associated Students of […]
The first ASUI meeting of the semester began 30 minutes late because of an ASUI senator being held up during a pre-session group activity. A lack of unfinished business resulted […]
As someone who has never had a significant interest or passion for politics, I think it says a lot that I find myself invested in this particular ASUI presidential election […]