Campus conversations stimulate dialogue
The University of Idaho Women’s Center campus conversations program provides a monthly outlet for students and community members to discuss controversial issues.
Author: Katy Sword
Birth control battle out of control
The recent birth control battle has stimulated constant conversation. President Barack Obama recently revised his law, putting the responsibility for providing birth control on insurance companies instead of employers.
Water study earns scholarships
North Idaho water rights are on their way to being resolved, and University of Idaho graduate student Dylan Hedden-Nicely formulated a plan to help move things along that won him […]
Ron Paul to speak at UI
Ron Paul will make an unexpected stop at the University of Idaho Friday as part of his Pacific Northwest campaign tour.
Birth control battle out of control
The recent birth control battle has stimulated constant conversation. President Barack Obama recently revised his law, putting the responsibility for providing birth control on insurance companies instead of employers.
Tribe donates $5,000 to Native Law program
A $5,000 donation made by the Coeur d’Alene Tribe will allow students from the Native Law program to attend a conference for the first time.
Gay rights move forward in U.S.
Every so often a piece of inspiring news reminds the public that gay rights are on the way to acceptance. This happened Tuesday when the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of […]
Victorian Valentine’s day celebrates local history
Victorian Valentine’s Day has thrived for more than 25 years in a mansion celebrating its 125th anniversary.
Gay rights move forward in U.S.
Every so often a piece of inspiring news reminds the public that gay rights are on the way to acceptance. This happened Tuesday when the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of […]
Co-op board causes controversy
Recent actions by the Moscow Food Co-op Board of Directors and general manager have initiated a campaign to “save” the Co-op. In December, board members announced a new policy that […]