Off the cuff
This ain’t Sparta If I had been living 2,500 years ago, I would have definitely been a Spartan warrior. — Jacob
Month: October 2011
The American Dream
What happened to America and the American Dream? There was a time when someone could achieve anything with hard work. This is no longer the case. The job market has […]
The Palouse from 10,000 feet
The air above the Palouse was a playground for more than just birds this weekend. Many people may have noticed the airplanes buzzing around the sky every 20 minutes or […]
When ‘Aunt Flo’ comes to visit
Ask any woman about the first time she had her period and she has a story to tell such as “It was so embarrassing,” “I was the last one of […]
Scientists collaborate
The University of Idaho and private sector scientists now have an opportunity to work together on applied research, technology transfer and development projects that sustain economic growth in Idaho.
Sci-fi classics inspire GDI week events
A javelin-throwing contest, Star Wars-style podraces, Ewok hunts and light saber fights were all part of the Residence Hall Associations Gosh Darn Independence week events.
Working under pressure
The University of Idaho is prepared for anything, including the Zombie Apocalypse. While zombies may not be the biggest concern to UI at the moment, Emergency and Security Services is […]
NYC to UI
Voices boomed over a loudspeaker outside the Idaho Commons as a crowd held up signs for economic reform.
New media changes traditional news ethics
The first annual Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium raised awareness of ethics in media Thursday. The University of Idaho hosted the event and hopes to make it an annual symposium.