Embrace the opportunity
Students should seize the opportunity to make their voices heard in next week’s ASUI
Editorial Board

From a governing standpoint, students cannot control much of what goes on within the University of Idaho campus. Students are constantly impacted by the decisions and processes of university officials, […]

Moscow, UI trek toward two wheels
The city and university come together for alternative transportation
Andrew Ward

The City of Moscow, the University of Idaho and Gotcha Mobility Bike are pedaling toward a community-wide alternative to driving with a new bike-share program set to launch in August. […]

Parking changes in bulk
Ten changes set for parking next year, including permit increases
Andrew Ward

Students, staff and faculty at The University of Idaho received an email from the Parking and Transportation Services March 18 regarding 10 sizable changes purposed toward parking lot distinctions, traffic […]

Keep it real
Today’s animated films are lacking, not worth your time
Hailey Stewart

It all ended with “Frozen.”  The year was 2013 — or, as I like to remember it, the year you couldn’t go a week without being asked to “build a […]

A little bit of childhood magic
Animated movies are the best kind of films to watch for children and adults
Lindsay Trombly

“Coco.” “Shrek.” “A Bug’s Life.” “Toy Story.” “Moana.” “Monster’s Inc.”  These are just a few of my favorite animated films, and for good reason, too. They make me smile and […]

Worth the watch, trust us
A review of “Us” from two very different perspectives
Max Rothenberg

After a traumatic childhood experience in Santa Cruz that left Adelaide Wilson permanently scarred, she and her family return to the area for a simple vacation. Strange events begin to […]