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A year full of triumphs and tribulations is coming to an eventful yet sorrowful conclusion. The last page will turn over gently and the future is only a horizon away. […]
In May of last year, George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota by a police member, Derek Chauvin, starting the Black Lives Matter protests around the nation as an end to police brutality. This Tuesday, Chauvin […]
Last week, Public Health – Idaho North Central District lowered COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to age 16, making appointments accessible to all University of Idaho students in Latah County. The announcement […]
Spring break used to be seen as a time to relax and plan a vacation, to go somewhere new or to enjoy a place you love far away from college. […]
The move University of Idaho Athletics made to allow fans into the football games was questionable. With so many people gathered into one indoor space, even one as large as […]
Idaho’s recent proposed legislation shows just how out of date our representation is. Some of the new bills proposed in 2021 so far are outrageous and would affect a large […]
Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump should be formally charged and impeached for the insurrection he incited on Jan. 6 at the Capitol Building. A mob of Trump supporters and […]
Idaho journalism took a huge hit in late January when the Idaho Statesman had one of their editors ripped away from them after advocating for proper tools for one of […]
University of Idaho students were left out of each stimulus bills this past year, for Congress’ fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be a college student and claimed as a dependent.
As one of the few universities across the country open to in person instruction, UI was successfully able to complete the semester with only one major outbreak on campus.