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University of Idaho Executive Vice President and Provost John Wiencek has accepted a new position at The University of Akron (UA). Wiencek will start his position as Executive Vice President […]
The Moscow Police Department will not stop people to confirm they are complying with Gov. Brad Little’s statewide stay-at-home order. Police Chief James Fry said officers will only pull people […]
*This article has been corrected to show Vandal Health Clinic will be open Gritman Medical Center announced several changes to their hospital Wednesday in response to COVID-19. These changes affect […]
Last week, I recommended we all calm down about the COVID-19 outbreak. I stand by that statement, but would like to make a concession based on further conversation I have […]
The world has caught quite the cold. The novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has spread to every continent except Antarctica and affected thousands of people. People across the world […]
When you live in the U.S., single-use plastic seems abundant. Every time I go to Walmart, the piles of easily broken plastic bags greet me at the end of the check-out counter. When I get take-out food or coffee, it is always served in a Styrofoam, plastic or a plastic-lined paper container.
The classroom sometimes feels like a battleground to me.
I smell saddle soap and leather as I turn the old, weathered pages. I imagine where the book may have lived before — perhaps stuffed in a backpack between school […]
Self-transformation is hardly immediate. Anyone who has ever tried to create an exercise routine could tell you that. Finding and sticking to a new spiritual practice that best fits you is a similar process. It takes more than a few days.
As a country, we’ve had a rocky start to 2020.