Tough little cookie
Only 15 years old. I crouched in the darkness underneath a cardboard box. Shivering and chilled to the bone. Recently kicked out of my home and with nowhere to go, […]
Off the cuff 04.10.12
Epic Easter I don’t want to brag, but the roomie and I made one killer Easter dinner this weekend. Homemade beef burgundy may be the best thing ever. — Madison […]
More than a résumé — Your vote in the ASUI election matters
Any undergraduate student enrolled with at least one credit and a grade point average of 2.75 is eligible to run for ASUI president or vice president. But there are other […]
Hungry for change that matters
Big problems require big solutions, and a healthy perspective is crucial.
Quilting for charity
For more than 30 years, the Palouse Patchers’ annual quilt show has raised money to make quilts for foster children, veterans and others.
Democrats and delegates
There may be only one official presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, but the caucus will still take place.
Line ’em up
Idaho’s untested offensive linemen are on an even playing field with recently hired offensive line coach Gordy Shaw, who brings some of the same inexperience to his new position.
Athletes of the week
Erica Digby, track and field In an extremely competitive field, Digby, a senior, stood out at the women’s 1,500-meter race during last weekend’s Stanford Invitational, finishing with a personal and […]
Playing the game for free
Making the cut on a Division I football team isn’t an easy thing to do even with a scholarship. Making the cut without one is even harder, but there are […]