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The weird, the strange, the kooky, and the odd encapsulated the experience of the Addams Family: the Musical. From the extravagant set to the flashing lights and sound effects, this […]
On Saturday, Oct. 26, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Theophilus Tower residents handed candy out to local children during the annual Tower Trick-or-Treat. In the day’s prior, residents of […]
With 40-degree weather, wind and a previous cancellation, everything pointed to the annual Academic Resource Fair being canceled again. However, students pushed through the late fall weather and populated the […]
“What are the sounds that define you?” Rossy Toledo asked a group of Spanish students. For her, it was the “pregoneros”, the shouting vendors that used to wake her during […]
“Have you ever seen a human being that’s been shot in the head, or shot in other parts of their body?” Dan Foreman, Idaho State Senator, asked. “I have. Do […]
Lezly Macias is the first person in her family to attend higher education. She hails from Boise and is the child of two Mexican immigrants who never received more than […]
What’s up, Vandals! My name is Martha Smith and I am this year’s ASUI President. We’ve had requests to make ASUI more transparent in the past, so here I am! […]
The Vandals played their third of four consecutive home games as they met with the NAU Lumberjacks for the first of two matchups this season. Both teams sitting low in […]
This week’s ASUI meeting, that took place on Oct. 23, started off with briefs from several directors in the President’s Cabinet. Taylor McKinnon, Director of Sustainability, plans to work with […]
Since 1947, the conflict between Israel and Palestine and the surrounding areas has only intensified, spreading division of people and beliefs worldwide. Recent events have reignited concern for the issue, […]