The unique voices of artists play a significant role in society
The world is filled with an indefinite amount of art. Art can be obvious, and contemporary life thrives on its popularity. Young people spend hours every day consuming media. Much […]
Author: Will Meyer
Will play for free food – Late Night at the Rec hosts third annual Grocery Bingo
If there”s one thing college students love, it”s late-night food binging. To accommodate this obsession, Campus Recreation has created Grocery Bingo, which gives students the chance to play Bingo to […]
Bblearn discussion moves forward in Faculty Senate
ASUI Faculty Senate Representative Lindsey LaPrath stood before Faculty Senate this week, prepared to review the resolution she had first proposed months before. The ASUI Representative first presented the issue […]
Cultivating insight – Farmworkers Awareness Week recognizes migrant workers working in slave conditions
University of Idaho junior Luis Aleman said events like Farmworkers Awareness Week aim to help more people understand where their food comes from – but he said for him, the […]
For future freshmen – First UIdaho Bound begins this weekend
The tradition of students skipping a day of their senior years to scope out future colleges has passed. Earlier this year, the Office of Admissions announced that the long-held Vandal […]
Running to the rink – The Palouse Ice Rink draws crowds during weekends
For many Moscow community members, ice skating at the Palouse Ice Rink has created a special set of memories. Bryan Hawn, manager of the Palouse Ice Rink, knows a thing […]
Terrified Trump – Trump”s ideals aren”t as perfect or original as they appear
Donald Trump wants to build a wall. But at least he doesn”t want to include a mote, like infamous old-time monarchs. That said, there are still problems with his plan […]
The poems of our lives – The Vandal Poem of the Day program works to expose students to wide variety of poetry
Although most people”s lives don”t revolve around the library or printed books, human society is undeniably text-oriented. Rather than focusing on printed text, however, Devin Becker, program head at the […]
Female force five – UI students prepare for the opening night of “A Hedda Gabler”
There are the plays that are done, then done again, then done once more for good measure. Pick most any play by Henrik Ibsen and you will find this to […]
Issues meet art – The Kenworthy”s upcoming film, “The Danish Girl,” explores themes of life and love
There is a general hype about most movies that come out of Hollywood. There is more for some than others, however, and “The Danish Girl,” is garnering this heightened attention. […]