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For decades, one of the most coveted positions to be earned as a student is that of an intern. Internships are often critical to gaining real work experience alongside professionals […]
Homesickness is one of the most universal experiences for students studying abroad, and for those who’ve never been away from home before, this can be especially true. Staying in steady contact with […]
When traveling abroad, or even from state to state, I believe a majority of people expect life to be drastically different in these new places. In a lot of ways, […]
In the short time that I’ve been away from home, I’ve encountered a lot of newness. This includes everything from the obvious — new people and surroundings — to background […]
For many Vandals, a handful of local venues come to mind when thinking of Moscow. The Kibbie Dome, Corner Club and Patty’s are just to name a few. The true […]
As someone born and raised in north Idaho, the idea of leaving my hometown to chase my own adventure has been on the forefront of my mind for years. When […]
The Latah County Library District will be holding an election on May 20 to determine their new Board of Trustees members. The vote is a part of a larger Latah […]
Idaho’s U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson has cosponsored a bill banning the federal sale of public lands. The bill, titled “Keep Public Lands in Public Hands,” was introduced following the reported […]
An Idaho anti-DEI bill prohibiting various diversity, equity and inclusion programs in higher education has been signed by Governor Brad Little as of April 4. It was declared an emergency […]
A $2 million budget cut to the University of Idaho and Boise State University as proposed by the Idaho Legislature has officially been approved by the Senate and House. Presented […]