Examining the life and legacy of DMX
Rest in peace DMX
April 9, legendary rapper DMX passed away due to a cardiac arrest as a result of a drug overdose. His death created shockwaves throughout the rap world. This came as […]
Telling personal stories of climate change
Climate stories workshop emphasizes telling personal stories to spread climate change awareness
Think about how, lately, it seems like there are more wildfires in the West, and they keep getting tougher to put out. Winter seems to come later each year. A […]
Associated Students University of Idaho senators are elected for next academic year
New senators have been selected to represent the student body
The results are in, and six new students have been elected to represent the student body on the Associated Students University of Idaho Senate. Here’s the senators who will serve in the next academic school year. Kaiya Sanchez […]
Editorial Board: reforming change
How people in Idaho can help support police reform
In May of last year, George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota by a police member, Derek Chauvin, starting the Black Lives Matter protests around the nation as an end to police brutality. This Tuesday, Chauvin […]
Kallyn Mai and Katelyn Hettinga win ASUI presidential election
The pair thanked their opposition for a competitive race
Kallyn Mai and Katelyn Hettinga were elected Wednesday evening as president and vice president of the Associated Students University of Idaho for the 2021 and 2022 academic year. The newest executive members are […]
Rolling into a new hobby: Whitewater kayaking
Intro and advanced kayaking clinics prepare participants for a summer on the water
The University of Idaho swim center is partnering with the Outdoor Program to provide whitewater kayaking clinics for students, staff, faculty and community members interested in learning more about the sport. On Wednesday evening, […]
University Post Office is relocating in June
The move is caused by termination of its lease
The University Post Office will be relocating June 30 within a mile of their current location. A loss of lease agreement in its current facility triggered the move, according to […]
University of Idaho decides to no longer host the Confucius institute
Strains on U.S/China relations along with a recent bill cause university to pull the plug on the institution.
Since 2013, on the third floor of the Administration building, the Confucius Institute has been a place where students wanting to know more about Chinese culture and language could go. […]
University of Idaho basketball alumna continues career as high school coach
Women’s basketball alumna Karlee Wilson shares her experiences as a Vandal and how they shaped her career
Karlee Wilson grew up in the Lewis-Clark Valley, where she played varsity basketball at Lewiston High School for four years. Wilson was a first-team all-state and first-team all-league selection as a junior […]
The appealing aspects of small game hunting in Idaho
Exploring the differences between small and large game in the hunting scene
Idaho has more seasons than just the traditional fall, winter, summer and spring: hunting season. Many of the state’s residents are hunters who participate in the abundance of hunting seasons available. While many might look forward to big game seasons for larger animals who […]