Week of the Young Child
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 […]
Author: Guest Voice
‘Keep calm and carry on’
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 […]
Fisher, music and medical amnesty
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 […]
Power of the peer
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?” […]
Letter to the editor — ASUI provides important student representation
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 […]
Highlight your health
Campus resources focus on student health At the beginning of the spring semester, it can be easy to make health a priority. New Year’s resolutions, a new semester and starting […]
Vandal voices
Q: Unlike past years, students attending Vandal Friday will not be allowed to spend the night in Greek houses or residence halls. Do you think this change will take away […]
Training to help
Mental illness training useful for faculty and staff Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) was extremely helpful to me, not only as a student, but for my future as well. One in four […]
Breathe easy
What does tobacco-free mean to you? For many students at the University of Idaho, the term means cleaner air. For others, it simply means being able to live a long […]
Vandal Voices
Q: Vandal Entertainment recently announced that Chance The Rapper will headline the 2015 Finals Fest. Will you attend the concert? Why or why not? What do you think of Vandal […]