The Wedding Playlist Needs to Die
Letting Spotify cater your music choices is a bad idea
Stop me when you’ve heard this one before. You’re at a wedding. The ceremony is over. The food has been eaten and the music has started. You look at the […]
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Potholes: The bane of roads
There are millions of potholes all over the country, yet the U.S. brushes it off
Anyone who has ever driven on a road before would be familiar with the term “potholes.” Usually, it consists of a small hole on a road’s surface, and they can […]
Mysterious street artist strikes again
The artist known as Banksy creates his latest piece on the streets of London
Last week, a mural was painted on the side of a vacant building in a north London neighborhood, artfully re-foliating a pruned tree in the Islington North area. The mural […]
The confusing craze for Crumbl Cookies
Crumbl cookies are worth trying once, maybe a few times, but is it actually the world’s best?
Cookies are great treats. They don’t require a fork like cake, can’t melt like ice cream and make drinking a glass of milk an even more delicious endeavor. Cookies also […]
Scammers are taking young people’s money
Scams are on the rise for Gen Z; it’s important to learn how to protect yourself
Imagine you are a second-semester senior staring down the barrel of your impending future, wondering how on this green earth you are going to be in a place where you […]
Local Businesses vs. Corporate Concerns: Please don’t put in another big chain
Home Depot will be building a new store on UI land
We’ve all seen it. We’ve all heard it. But in case you have been living under a rock, let me catch you up to speed. Back in August 2023, the […]
Our View: DEI positions are integral to our university experience
It is imperative we protect diversity on campus
As has been splashed across the news, and even across our front page, the Idaho Legislature has put together a pair of bills to not only ban the use of […]
I, Robot: Artificial intelligence, morally gray
What do we want AI to become?
It’s something that was once only found in sci-fi and our imaginations. It used to be Turing-era programmable computers, clunky at best and often just glorified calculators. It was one […]
A kingdom worth collapsing
It’s about time we leave the British monarchy behind
Inside the international refrigerator, there sits a 1000-year-old crumpet. It’s old, it’s taking up space and it’s time to throw it away. It is the British Monarchy. The British Monarchy […]
Navigating the waves of change in cruise cuisine
Sailing into a greener future with Royal Caribbean's AI-driven revolution
Royal Caribbean International’s new ship, “Icon of the Seas”, set sail out of Miami last month as the world’s largest cruise ship yet, voyaging with nearly ten thousand passengers and […]