Cheap, helpful and local
The fourth annual Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse was on Dec. 5, but the online market continues until Dec. 8. The market, which provides participants an opportunity to give […]
Self-made crisis — Guess what folks, there is no fiscal cliff
There is no crisis quite like the self-made. Illuminating this premise today are the current rumblings over the impending “fiscal cliff” of Jan. 1, when the Bush Era Tax Cuts […]
Off the cuff — Quick takes on life from our Editors
Roscoes and In-N-Out I’ve got to check these off my list otherwise Theo will not be happy with my effort. –Madison Last OTC of the semester Congratulations to the entire […]
Caps off to winter grads
Graduations are significant moments in our lives. It’s a day we never thought would come, and then arrives all too suddenly. It’s a turning point when we determine the fate […]
Christmas origins — Common Christmas traditions have Christian roots
Christmas is a special time of year – that goes without saying. However, have you ever wondered where some of our major Christmas traditions came from? Have you ever wondered […]
Former UI student charged with rape, released on bail
Former University of Idaho student Jesse Vierstra, 21, was released on bail Nov. 8 from Latah County Jail. His bond was set at $125,000, after his defense attorney Ben Onosko […]
‘Like’ a day keeps Sustainability Center planting away
The University of Idaho Sustainability Center promises to plant one tree for every “Like” they get on Facebook.
Textbooks for the tech-savvy college student
Why aren’t students utilizing electronic textbooks more often?
Revamping the ASUI Readership Program
Recent distribution monitoring of newspapers provided by the ASUI Readership program funded by undergraduate student fees has prompted discussion on how to give all members of the University of Idaho […]