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In July, the Boise School District announced a new grading policy making the lowest possible grade a student can receive a 50 percent on any project, assignment or test regardless […]
Every year during the fall season at Moscow’s Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre, things get a little rocky, with the showing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
Shawn O’Neal has had a variety of jobs in his lifetime, but every single one of them has always led back to the same conclusion — his calling is working […]
Fall is in full swing, campus has become a little muddier, a little leafier and a lot colder. So, the most important aspect of a fall wardrobe for a college […]
A few years ago, it was rare to find anyone who discussed the term “cultural appropriation” outside of the academic world. Now, the often negatively interpreted phrase is seen on […]
Homecoming Week at the University of Idaho brought many spirited Vandals to campus, especially cheerful alumni.
Nearly all college students have heard one or more of their professors utter the dreaded phrase, “If you are only in this class for an easy A, you should leave.”
Gone are the days of mini fridges, extra-long sheets and box fans. A student moving into an apartment or loft their first year out of the dorms is exciting, yet […]
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