Two months after six University of Idaho fraternities were burglarized, the four offenders are beginning their individual pleas and sentences. As of Feb. 25, Latah County District Court has published the sentencing for one perpetrator, who will serve community service and probation. […]
On Dec. 17, a monumental windstorm swept through North Idaho and Eastern Washington, downing and damaging trees across the region. Since then, the University of Idaho-led Franklin H. Pitkin Forest Nursery has been working to […]
“If you’re asking yourself when’s the right time to run for office, the answer is there’s never going to be a right answer,” said Hailey Lewis, the recently elected mayor of Moscow, in an […]
On Wednesday, Jan. 21, Sen. Ben Adams, R-Nampa, proposed an amendment to the Idaho state constitution to prevent new public lands acquisition by the state from being sold. The amendment, which would apply to any new […]
Gov. Little recommends a $22 million cut in Medicaid expenditures for the next fiscal year In order for Idaho to manage expected budget deficits, Medicaid, a federally and state funded low-cost health […]
As the days become shorter and the weather grows colder, it signifies the end of the fall semester. It also means the final days of my semester abroad have arrived. […]
A trait many look for in potential employers and academic opportunities is a healthy work-life balance. After a semester spent studying abroad, I’ve grown a greater appreciation for a well-rounded […]
As the seasons change and the fall semester begins to wrap up, time seems to slip away even quicker than before. Studying abroad this semester has brought a lifetime’s worth […]
A variety of cultural celebrations take place across the globe every day. For residents of the U.K., Nov. 5, otherwise known as Guy Fawkes Day, is one of those days […]
For all those eager to play dress-up with an excuse to celebrate, Halloween is one of the most anticipated days of the year. The origins of the holiday, however, are far from […]