ASUI to roll out umbrella rental program
In the next two weeks an umbrella rental program will begin on the University of Idaho campus, said ASUI President Nicole Skinner in her update to the senate Wednesday. Umbrellas […]
(Unintentionally) living up to its name
Lara Croft’s latest entry meets expectations but doesn’t raise the bar
A nagging thought persisted throughout my 25 hours with “Shadow of the Tomb Raider.” Haven’t I done this before? I shrugged it off at the time because the game is […]
A thunderous homecoming
Haywood's historic performance leads Idaho over Southern Utah on homecoming
A volatile Vandal performance lead to a fiery win against the defending Big Sky champions on Homecoming Saturday. Idaho football asserted a 31-12 victory following a dominant performance over the […]
Equal housing for pets
Pets shouldn't be seen as a negative on housing
Pets of all kinds have become an important part of the modern-day family. An estimated 72 percent of renters have at least one pet, according to humanesociety.org. It’s also very […]
UI announces fall enrollment decline
The University of Idaho’s undergraduate student enrollment has declined in line with statewide trends, the university announced in a press release Friday. Both fall overall student enrollment and resident undergraduate […]
100,000 people expected to visit the Palouse this weekend
University officials encourage extra safety precautions as two major weekend-long events take place in Moscow-Pullman area
With the University of Idaho and Washington State University in such close proximity to each other, any given weekend could bring extra visitors to the Palouse. This weekend, however, nearly […]
Guest Voice: What’s in your medicine cabinet?
I was recently watching a documentary on prescription medication and was shocked by some of the information shared. The documentary highlighted the connections between addictive prescribed medications, the national opioid […]
An alternative way to homecoming
Spend Homecoming Weekend on the couch with a good film and bowl of popcorn
Homecoming Week and Homecoming Weekend are best spent among friends. But, whether that means real friends or on-screen friends, it’s up to you. Not everyone’s homecoming has to be spent […]
More good than bad
Video games have no link to violence, instead boast wealth of positive effects
Video games have always been a scapegoat for broader issues. First it was addiction. Then gender portrayal. Censorship. Online harassment. Mental health disorders. Gun control. And ever since the beginning, […]
Art students deserve more
Artists deserve the same opportunities as architects in college
It’s hour eight of the longest all–nighter in our lives, and the stomping feet of architecture students above me makes me rapidly hit the volume button. This is just a […]