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With the upcoming election cycle, as well as the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, political aggression is coming to the forefront. Even smaller towns in states that most […]
Idaho’s new law, which placed boundaries on “harmful” library materials for minors, was enacted on July 1. This House bill prohibits any picture, photograph, drawing, sculpture, film, book, pamphlet, magazine, […]
The Fulbright Scholar Program has granted the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to four University of Idaho professors for the 2024-25 academic year. According to its website, the Fulbright U.S. […]
“A Quiet Place: Day One” is a horror/ thriller prequel to the original movie “A Quiet Place.” It was directed and written by Michael Sarnoski, with the contribution of John […]
Libraries across Idaho are starting to age-restrict entry due to a recent state bill taking effect July 1. Idaho House Bill 710 (HB 710) has made it easier for parents […]
July is in full swing now, and it brought some sweltering weather with it! It’s been in the high 90s all around the Palouse recently, and with this scorching weather, […]
Parking permits for the 2024-2025 term will be released on July 9 at noon Pacific time. Here is everything students need to know. On-campus students. Students living in resident […]
The Supreme Court announced a ruling allowing abortions in the event of a medical emergency in the state of Idaho last Thursday. The decision was made due to Idaho state […]
The long-awaited Bridgerton season three released its second part on June 13, sparking fan discussion and discourse. The Netflix adaptation of Julia Quinn’s bodice-ripping romance novels has found huge success […]
Aries (March 21-April 19) Security is key for you this month. Hold onto any savings you have and make sure not to overspend. You can expect fluctuations in your income, […]