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Hidden within the Halloween decorations and changing of seasons, lies the one redeeming truth behind the coming of winter. Blessings be upon us, as the professional basketball season is […]
Moscow mayor candidate Linda Pall spoke of a possible renting agency rating system in a candidate forum last Tuesday night.
On a Saturday afternoon at East City Park, Palouse residents gathered in the grass waiting for the rally to start. All were in attendance with a similar purpose in mind […]
In the void left by Trinity Food Pantry, which closed in March, and a week after the DACA repeal announcement, members of the Moscow chapter of the League of Women […]
“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 […]
One would hope that national disasters would precipitate only an outpouring of aid to the affected. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. It is a shame the greedy acts […]
As tempers flare, fire and fury seem inevitable. In early August, the ever-so-subtle President Donald Trump delivered a clear proclamation of intent regarding the nuclear-armed nation of North Korea. “North […]
When she was younger, McKenzie MacDonald, UI’s new ASUI president, changed her mind about her future quite often.
McKenzie MacDonald and Catherine Yenne were named the ASUI president and vice president elects for the 2017-2018 academic year. MacDonald and Yenne overcame opponents Michael Ryan and Haleigh Sims-Douglas […]
Students come to college with the expectation to encounter opportunities for growth. They don’t expect to be assaulted. And yet, according to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, one out […]