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We all remember toward the beginning of quarantine in the U.S. when the viral photos of dolphins and swans in a crystal-clear Venetian canal gained attraction on the Internet, right? The caption declared that humans are the real virus and without us “nature is healing.”
Snow is massively overrated. The beautiful photos of snowcapped mountains leave me inspired and in awe, wanting to go visit those types of places for myself. Until I remembered snow is one of the most troublesome nuisances of my existence, especially in 2020.
Drug use interfering with daily life is something we have all heard of, or maybe even experienced ourselves. You might even know of someone who has been negatively affected by drug use, whether they are celebrity, a family member, a friend or ourselves. It can be incredibly difficult to handle, to care for and to experience.
The National Science Foundation awarded University of Idaho researchers nearly $200,000 to investigate whether animals can transmit COVID-19 and how to block the spread from animals to humans.
University of Idaho aims to continuously test students for COVID-19 throughout this semester. To continue monitoring cases after initial testing, students have been subjected to random surveillance testing.
Menstrual products are about to be much more accessible across campus. A company named OrganiCup produces a reusable menstrual cup created from 100% medical grade silicone. It hosts CampusCup, a program which offers their product for free on college campuses while supplies last.
Construction on A Street has been ongoing since early summer. Having the heavily traversed street unavailable for most of 2020 has inconvenienced residents of A Street and the rest of Moscow alike. Those who don’t live on the street may wonder why such extensive constructive was necessary.
Stepping into the New York Public Library, the bold lion statues standing guard outside, Rochelle Smith earned her first paycheck and fell in love with libraries.
Voters received another glimpse of the Democratic District 2 Latah County commissioner candidate in a virtual Q&A session Wednesday with incumbent Tom Lamar.