Life Hacks: April 10-16
What’s happening at UI this week?
As the weather gets warmer and the end of the semester draws near, there is a lot happening here at the University of Idaho. Students can check out these exciting […]
Newsroom Updates: An eventful March
The team wins awards and updates on KUOI and Blot
After receiving polling results and sending our reporters out, Best of Moscow 2023 is here! Check out readers’ top nine picks for cultural landmarks. Differing from some of our usual […]
Native teaching seeks to redefine education
Academia is slowly beginning to reconsider how Native teaching is itself academic
The default in education systems is not a given to many Native American cultures, University of Idaho faculty reflected. “No one needs to learn about Indians, but everyone needs to […]
Vandal pride motivates current ASUI president to run again
McClain looks to get students more involved
Looking to prioritize the Vandal Family, Tanner McClain is running for ASUI president once again with his former Chief of Staff Peyton Loffer as his vice presidential candidate. With his […]
Idaho abortion laws push doctors out, stranding families without care
“All restrictive bans and laws do is just drive people out,” Sarah Dixit said
In the past month, two hospitals in Idaho have announced they will soon stop providing labor and delivery services. The closures for both hospitals cite difficulties leading to the decision, including […]
ASUI 2023 election candidate profiles
While there are many familiar faces, a few names make their return
Bridging the gap between Greek Life and the general student body, a number of candidates share similar goals as they hope to be elected into the ASUI Senate. Hayden Cassinelli […]
Dolores Huerta speaks on the importance of advocacy and activism.
“Que viva Dolores Huerta!” “Long Live Dolores Huerta!”
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association, spoke at Washington State University to cap off a week of activism and education regarding farmworker awareness. Huerta has been a […]
Returning students struggle with dorm availability
An on-campus guarantee for first years leaves some upperclassmen waiting for housing
Returning students seeking on-campus housing may be waitlisted as a result of a large incoming freshman class taking priority. Housing and Residence Life has set aside a larger-than-usual block of […]
ASUI discusses bill that would save NIC from losing accreditation
ASUI discusses a bill saving NIC and lowering tuition for emergency first responders
ASUI is urging the Idaho senate to vote in favor of House Bill 226 in the Idaho legislature and save North Idaho College from losing their accreditation. This comes after […]
Our View: HB 242 wages war on Idaho women
The “abortion trafficking bill” is another move by the pro-life community to control Idaho
Idaho’s war against abortion is impacting the lives of both those seeking abortions as well as maternal health care, jeopardizing Idaho women. The Gem State has a long and complicated […]