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Conversations about sexual assault are never easy to have. Though everyone agrees that we should be doing something to try and end sexual assault, we struggle to move the dialogue […]
With the first week of classes coming to an end, it”s time for me to buy textbooks. Unlike some of my friends, who show up to class having all of […]
Gain knowledge and power by getting tested for STIs Knowing you and your partner’s sexual history is commonly overlooked before committing to having sex. Imagine being in the midst of […]
The end of the school year is an exciting time. The sun is shining across the Palouse hills, flowers are blooming and summer break is just around the corner. Some […]
I think the recent veto by Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter reflects a culture of archaic and deep-rooted social misconceptions that exist in Idaho. Otter attempted to halt the Idaho Court […]
This week is Week of the Young Child. It is a week dedicated to bringing awareness about the needs of young children and their families, as well as the opportunity […]
Maybe you thought you had time between classes to run home and take a nap, since you only got five hours of sleep last night. Then, you realized you had […]
As someone who has never had a significant interest or passion for politics, I think it says a lot that I find myself invested in this particular ASUI presidential election […]
Creating change on campus When thinking about a peer health education program, you may ask yourself, “What is a peer?” or “Why should the University of Idaho have peer educators?” […]
I get it. Many people often find frustration with government. Some disagree with certain actions that are taken, others find it hard to see the value of government. I understand […]