Common Read is found to be uncommon
The Common Read program, currently in the nomination process for fall 2012, is a chance for students to come to the University of Idaho and have at least one piece […]
Gay rights move forward in U.S.
Every so often a piece of inspiring news reminds the public that gay rights are on the way to acceptance. This happened Tuesday when the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of […]
ASUI clarifies impeachment rules
Rules exist for a reason. When rules are allegedly broken, individuals must be held accountable. It is not always easy, but it is the right thing to do.
Obama changes campaign funding philosophy
Individual, small organization and grassroots funding — that’s what President Barack Obama does best. But the 2012 election cycle is bursting into fifth gear, and the president has decided small […]
Olympic athlete returns as volunteer coach
Two-time Olympian, Idaho alumni and Idaho assistant coach Angela Whyte volunteers her time to coach UI track and field athletes as she continues her career as a professional athlete. Whyte […]
Tampons, condoms and now Plan B
Snacks, stickers, condoms, tampons, decongestants and pregnancy tests aren’t the only items in vending machines available for students at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. Now they can purchase Plan B One-Step, […]
On the road
For the first time this season, the Idaho track and field team will travel more than 10 miles for a meet. After competing in Pullman for the first two meets […]
Revenge state of mind for La. Tech
Revenge has to be the only thing on the mind of Louisiana Tech coach Michael White.
Poor mine regulations hurt Idaho environment, workers
They say art imitates life. Occasionally it’s the other way around. But sometimes, life imitates … “The Simpsons.”