Growing up in a very political family, the current president or hot democracy headlines were a topic I remember hearing about more than most things at our dinner table. Both my parents had similar yet different views which were for the most part conservative-leaning. Some nights dysfunction would become chaotic, but honestly, I had no clue what Republicans and Democrats were when I was eight, let alone how many branches of government there were, so the occasional heated disagreements were practically a foreign language to me. Looking forward, my parent’s current dinner table debates are a very different picture.
As many may know, college can be a stressful time. According to a survey sent out to University of Idaho students from the American College Health Association, only 1.6% of students claim to be stress-free.
President Donald Trump declared Nov. 1 a National Day of Remembrance for Americans Killed by Illegal Aliens. It is one of the most disgraceful acts Trump has done to date.
Christmas music is a topic that’s so divisive and anger inducing that I risk being mobbed at The Hub by muttering a few simple words—when can we listen to Christmas music? There are many schools of thought on this, and I’m going to walk you through all of them and reveal my own definitive holiday music schedule.
Gem State residents can be proud of their land-grant institution, the University of Idaho.
Last Monday evening, I joined a virtual meeting of the Fish and Wildlife Sciences Department of the College of Natural Resources to talk about inclusion. As our country grapples with a long-overdue conversation about systemic racism, I am proud of my department for releasing a statement on the importance of diversity and equity.
Latah County Republicans hoped for a county red wave Tuesday, but were instead met with decisive Democrat opposition.
Incumbent Tom Lamar secured his re-election to the Latah County Commission Wednesday night after election workers tallied absentee and early voting ballots, swinging the race largely in his favor.
University of Idaho will transition to completely remote instruction after Fall Break. UI officials recommend all students stay home until next semester, but the campus will remain open.
The ASUI Senate election is fast approaching for University of Idaho students. Candidates spoke about their platforms and answered questions about topics from enrollment numbers to diversity in a Nov. 2 forum. Here’s a roundup of the candidates.
