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University of Idaho Faculty Senate voted on education policy drafts and discussed COVID-19 testing availability for students. An academic freedom and diversity policy recommendation drafted by the Idaho State Board […]
For the first time in the fourth installment in the Idaho Education Task force, public testimony was allowed. People with supporting and opposing viewpoints shared their feelings of the committee’s purpose. Lt. […]
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It is your time to shine, Virgo! As you enter this new season of change and transition, remind yourself not to over-analyze your decisions. Go with […]
Swimming: Olympic swimming concluded this weekend with amateurs making names for themselves and veterans continuing to dominate the pool. Highlights from women’s swimming showcased an upset by Australian Ariana Titmus winning against […]
A standing ovation followed when political activist and author, Trevor Loudon, spoke at the third meeting of the Education Task Force. This third installment for the task force covered Critical Race Theory and alleged indoctrination in higher education. […]
The Center of Disease Control is now advising vaccinated people to wear masks indoors. The recent rise in the COVID-19 delta variant has sparked the CDC in its decision to announce that individuals […]
SB 1211, a bill aimed to manage the growing population of grey wolves in Idaho, has been met with controversy, with animal rights opponents as well as supporters from the agricultural industry. Many Idaho ranchers view SB 1211 […]
Boise-based University of Idaho students now have the option to travel home during the holidays by direct flight from the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport. Alaska Air will service flights from Boise […]
The task force examining indoctrination in education gathered for their second meeting to address Critical Race Theory in K-12 education. Idaho private citizens spoke to the task force about their experiences. Task co-chair Rep. Pricilla […]
A week following the first meeting of Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin’s Education Task Force, set to examine an alleged social justice agenda and critical race theory in education, member Jason Knopp released a statement, resigning from the committee. Knopp, Idaho School Boards Association President-elect and Melba School […]