Slavery alive and well in Oregon
We’ve talked about rape and sexual assault for Sexual Assault Awareness month — which is great — but we have ignored human trafficking. Perhaps this is because it’s not really […]
Month: April 2012
Social media butterflies — Oppenheimer Symposium focuses on social media implications
The second Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium was designed for students, unlike the larger symposium held during fall 2011 in Boise, which addressed needs of media professionals and students.
Bribery law needs teeth
If you’ve ever wondered how Walmart came to be such a massive international commerce juggernaut, the answer may be simpler than we thought: bribery.
Searching for senators
President-elect Hannah Davis has begun the hiring process for the 2012-2013 ASUI board chairs and fill the vacant senate seats left by vice president-elect Nick Tunnison and her. Davis recently […]
Off the Cuff
Chalkboard nuggets You know, those leftover chunks of wisdom from the class that used the room before you. Sometimes they’re incomprehensible math problems, sometimes they’re in Japanese and sometimes they […]
Basketball benefit — Tournament raises money to fight global hunger
The University of Idaho Oxfam Club hosts the Hoops for Hunger basketball tournament beginning at noon Sunday at the Wallace basketball courts. The three-on-three basketball tournament features men’s and women’s […]
Space discoveries from Idaho
University of Idaho graduate student Alex Patthoff and his wife went looking for a new direction — and they found one in Moscow. Patthoff, who studies geological studies, has spent […]
Record book takes beating from 2012 season
It has been a rough year for one aspect of Idaho track and field — the record books. Idaho athletes have broken into the Idaho all-time top-10 18 times this […]
Team regroups for second time
After competing in multiple meets last week, Idaho track and field travels to Spokane to compete in the Duane Hartman Invitational today and Saturday.