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April is Get Yourself Tested (GYT) month. GYT is a time to encourage young people to discuss sexually transmitted infections (STIs), get tested and treated for STIs to protect the […]
During this challenging time within our community, it can be difficult to remain in a routine and stay motivated. With numerous benefits to maintaining a routine, one main benefit is preserving our mental health.
The University of Idaho has a reputation for being a party school. Regardless, Vandals know how to be safe when it comes to choosing to drink alcohol. Studies done at […]
In their article “Defending a preference for physical books“, Lex Miller made some very salient points about the value of both physical books and e-books. While e-books are most certainly […]
The editorial on the importance of free speech was timely and well done. I am a retired worker, 70 now, and have benefited from classes in UI’s history and political […]
Idaho’s minimum wage has been $7.25/hour for the last 10 years. A single adult working full-time and earning the minimum wage in Idaho lives in poverty. The lack of a […]
While America was watching fireworks hit the sky on New Year’s Day, almost 400 protestors were being arrested in Hong Kong.
Our criminal justice system is intended to ensure an appropriate penalty associate with crime. We refer to this as paying one’s debt to society. However, under some of Idaho’s current laws, the payment never seems to stop.
It is no great secret that something is greatly lacking at the University of Idaho. Take a stroll across any modern university and one will inevitably find the student union building. In […]
President Trump recently announced “guidance on constitutional prayer
in public schools” on January 16: Religious Freedom Day. Trump first announced his prayer push at a Miami mega-church rally, “I’ll be taking action to safeguard students’ and teachers’ First Amendment rights to pray in our schools… They want to take that right along with many other ones.”