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Mindfulness and Well-being has given me coping skills to use for stress both life and classes can produce. I hope this class benefits other students at UI as well.
When I heard “You” was picked up for a second season, I was a little torn. I enjoyed the storyline and the suspense of the show, but I knew things were going to be different. One of the show’s creators, Sera Gamble, said the show will be “gorier and scarier than anything in season one.” There’s nothing wrong with gory horror. While it’s not my cup of tea, it may resonate more with others.
Even though the state’s firearm laws may be relatively tolerant, carrying on campus is a totally different story.
Uncomfortable conversations — like the impeachment debate — need to happen. How can we claim to value diversity and varying opinions when there is a culture of silence surrounding the things that matter most?
Your stomach is grumbling and you feel light headed. It becomes hard to think about anything other than getting food. Suddenly, someone bumps into you and your first reaction is […]
Idaho football should no longer get a pass for slipping through a season with less than stellar records. UI has new leadership and is well into the process of writing the next chapter of its story. Maybe it’s time for Idaho football to start doing the same.
On this week’s Pups on the Palouse we met local therapy dog, Houdini. Houdini was visiting campus through Palouse Paws for a Vandal Health therapy dog event Tuesday.
Located in the basement of the Art and Architecture North building on the University of Idaho campus is a studio not many students outside of the College of Art and […]
This week on Alley Chats we’re changing things up a little bit. Sam Bruce wrote about a show at One World Cafe instead of a show at John’s Alley Tavern. […]