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“Glass,” Jan. 18 If you haven’t heard of “Glass,” you’ll for sure have heard of its director. M. Night Shyamalan is known for bringing us “Unbreakable,” “Signs” and his most […]
St. Nicholas first appeared sometime around 280 A.D. in the form of a monk. His kindness and proclivity towards gift-giving gave life to the modern-day Santa Claus. Over the next […]
Facebook announced the rollout of their new hardware, the Facebook Portal, on Oct. 9. Like many new tech announcements of present day, the news came with a fancy video complete […]
The University of Idaho is hosting the first on-campus drag show at the Bruce Pittman Center’s International Ballroom 7:30 p.m. Friday. The event — I Slay Cabaret — is organized by […]
Social media has taken over the world. People were once fairly private with more serious matters, only talking about them in person with close family or friends. Nowadays, social media […]
We have Yale University to thank for many things, one of which is the precursor to our current grading system. In 1785, 58 students were separated into various descriptive categories, […]
Matt Groening, acclaimed creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” released his newest series, “Disenchantment,” last month on Netflix. “Disenchantment” follows Bean — a rebellious, alcoholic princess — and her two […]
In 1906 a man named Alfred Henry Lewis said, “There are only nine meals between mankind and anarchy.” This highlights an essential part of humanity — the thread of habit […]
The “Monster Hunter” franchise celebrates 14 years of games with its newest title, “Monster Hunter: World,” releasing on PC. “World” has been divisive for core fans since its release this […]
Most everyone has read a book, or at least had one read to them. From story time in kindergarten, AR points in elementary school and required reading in high school […]