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Samantha Martinet was recently hired as the new executive director for the Moscow Chamber of Commerce. Martinet, originally from Colorado, served in the United States Marine Corps for 13 years […]
As quarantine has left everyone confined to the indoors, people have found creative ways to spend their time. Video games are among one of these things and they have risen […]
As an average college student, I happen to have some average college student desires. Good grades, an ability to stop procrastinating, a strong appreciation for Grub Truck macaroni & cheese, […]
College students are often subject to the stereotype of experiencing the “freshman 15,” which is the occurrence of gaining weight during the first few months of independence away from home […]
If you’ve recently made any sort of pesto pasta dish, and have extra pesto sitting in your fridge, or are maybe just craving an entire loaf of bread, I have […]
This year’s World Music Celebration Concert was different from its eight predecessors as viewers joined a Zoom panelist presentation rather than attending the event in-person. This concert was anything but […]
The policies of a city or state are not always a reflection of the masses. Left or right, what happens in a state is at the fault of the legislator, […]
After getting almost two feet of snow, it’s really tough to find a parking spot that your car will be able to drive out of. Without four-wheel drive, college students […]
Capricorn: Dec. 22 – Jan. 20 You have trouble letting people in and letting people help. You like things just so and in the certain ways you prefer. This week […]
Feeling bored and wondering what things are going on this week? Stay up to date on current events and view things to attend in your free time. Here are the […]