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The act of preparing food within the confines of a college lifestyle is a laughable prospect. Even if I knew what to cook, I wouldn’t know how. If it weren’t […]
I turned 21 this week. I am simultaneously ecstatic and concerned for what is in store ahead. I am pessimistically convinced that life will, over-achingly, get worse from this point […]
Gun violence has never felt closer to home than it does now. On Monday the 25th, a shooting occurred in the Boise Mall. Two victims died and four were injured—the […]
The labor shortage is not the result of a Ponzi-schemed consequence to the trillions of dollars of government pandemic aid, it’s the result of millions of Americans taking a stand. […]
I’ve found myself reflecting on midterms, yet again. Though I feel a general joy that this hellish week has concluded, I can’t help but think that midterms are stupid. I may be preaching […]
Every year, right as the sun starts to set a tad earlier and the weather gets a little colder, a mysterious plague washes over our beloved Palouse. Call it the […]
Close to ten months ago, I made a bold claim. We don’t have Vandal Pride. I uttered those fated words knowing that I would rustle some old-head feathers. And that […]
I miss the old Kanye. I hate the new Kanye. Love or hate him, you know the name. With a reputation that needs no introduction, Kanye Omari West has graced […]
The transition to Associated Students University of Idaho’s new elected leaders is underway. ASUI President and Vice President-elect Kallyn Mai and Katie Hettinga will replace current President Lauren Carlsen and […]
During these trying times, we often let time slip by all too quickly. The daily monotonous tasks of work and school consistently fill up my schedule. Weeks will go by […]