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Students will have the option to attend classes virtually, President Scott Green said in a University of Idaho communication. With the tragic murders of four UI students and an ongoing […]
The University of Idaho’s Annual Jazz Festival is known for its concerts, workshops and of course, jazz. It is one of the largest educational Jazz Festivals in the country, attracting […]
Newsrooms across the country are feeling the impacts of an ever-changing political climate and consistent instability within the industry. While student newsrooms do not always face the exact same challenges […]
Last week, Google announced its upcoming cloud-streaming gaming platform, Google Stadia. The full description is a mouthful and the word “Stadia” doesn’t immediately make sense, but both accurately reflects the […]
Hiring women and minorities can help improve a company’s culture, inspire workers and widen the customer base. It also pays to be inclusionary. In March, the dating app Bumble and […]
These days, news and information come in many different forms — printed, online or on social media. But, there is one platform I am especially fond of — podcasts. Podcasts […]
Everyone has a Facebook, but does anyone actually like it? There is a recent movement to leave Facebook called #DeleteFacebook, spurred on by news of a political data firm gaining […]
Cracking open a book and smelling the history in its pages has got to be one of life’s finer moments. Nothing quite compares to the perfect scent of musty wood […]
Identity theft is often thought of as connected to credit card fraud that leaves financial futures in shambles. But recent developments in the social media world have revealed a new […]
Now that the trial period is in full swing, let’s be honest with ourselves — 280 character tweets are going to take some time to get used to. Toward […]