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Upon entering a classroom, students are used to signs and posters encouraging hard work, creative thinking and inclusion. Most people wouldn’t think that a poster fostering an inclusive space for students would be a case […]
It was a quiet February morning when a father took his normal route to drop his child off at daycare, as he does almost every day. After saying their goodbyes, instead of being met by other parents, hellos and polite […]
Higher education has always been a staple in the U.S. For many students, parents and teachers encouraged them to go, whether it was to a state college or across the […]
The federal government shutdown has now passed 35 days, making this the longest shutdown in history. The most recent was during President Donald Trump’s previous term, and it lasted 34 […]
On Monday morning, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” was reinstated and set to return on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 23. This ends the show’s week-long suspension after controversial remarks Kimmel had […]
On Wednesday afternoon, “Jimmy Kimmel Live” was indefinitely suspended over remarks Kimmel had made on Monday’s show about the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk. This occurred after a remark Brendan […]
A night of outfits, cameras, speeches and trophies has once again swept over the nation and beyond. While the 77th Emmy Awards was a night of success for many, there […]
On Sept. 11, 2001, a sunny New York City morning turned into one of the darkest days of American history. Today, nearly a quarter of a century later, many students […]
Nestled in by the ends of the stands of the roaring football stadium, there are several members of the Vandal Marching Band Color Guard, who wave their flags and dance […]
Gunner Meo, a student at the University of Idaho was injured in a hit and run car accident Wednesday afternoon on 6th Street, according to a Facebook post. Allegedly, the […]