For, of and by the students since 1898
As Aubrey Shaw and her roommates constructed a fake fireplace out of cardboard on which they could hang a set of stockings brandishing their names, they listened to the Mariah […]
When students, colleagues or community members have questions about the nuances of gender and sexuality, Julia Keleher likes to refer to the gender unicorn. The graphic of a purple unicorn, […]
“I’m going to the store,” Matt called out into the hallway. No response. He pushed his chair away from his desk with a tired sigh. He slept little the night […]
Recently, Claire Vaye Watkins visited the University of Idaho campus as the first author of the Distinguished Visiting Writers series hosted by the UI English Department.
If God asked Sy Montgomery what she would change about the world, she would ask that dogs live longer.
The first piece of large printing equipment Cindy Johnson bought was a collator stitcher, a machine which gathered printed items in sections and stapled them together. When she first entered […]
Lise Welch first experienced a University of Idaho homecoming when her sister, who is seven years older, first attended the university.
When Tanner Collier first heard about the “Insomniac’s Play Festival” last year, he was intrigued.
When Cesar Reyes explains the plot of “The Road Through Damascus,” he keeps the narrator of the play’s identity a secret. For Christina Holaday, the secret is the place where […]