For many college students, the word “midterms” can bring stress, late nights and a growing list of assignments. As the semester reaches its halfway point, students are expected to balance […]
The University of Idaho’s E-Sports Lab flooding should not be treated as just another campus inconvenience. It should be a wake-up call for the university to take the E-Sports program and its […]
By the time graduation arrives, the focus often falls on the diploma: a framed document that represents years of classes, assignments and exams. But reducing college to a degree misses its larger purpose. A […]
The mornings should have a chill that makes a sweatshirt necessary. The trees should be beginning to trade their summer green for yellow and orange. Downtown should feel a little […]
Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 people lost their lives on a September morning that changed the United States forever. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. For […]
The Kenworthy Preforming Arts Centre celebrated a century of bringing entertainment to Moscow Monday night with a screening of “Hadestown: The Musical.” The Historical downtown theater hosted the filmed Broadway production at 7 p.m. […]
College can be a busy and stressful time. Between classes, homework, jobs and other responsibilities, it can be easy for students to spend most of their time focused on school. At the […]
When Turning Point USA brings its national campus tour to the University of Idaho this April, the event will likely draw more than just a crowd — it will spark a conversation […]
The recent decision by ASUI to pass legislation condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids is, at its core, a symbolic act. But symbolism, especially on a college campus, should not be dismissed as […]
The United States’ decision to blockade Iranian ports in April 2026 represents a dramatic escalation in an already volatile conflict. While framed as a strategy to restore stability and force diplomatic concessions, […]