Remembering opposition
With political tribalism at an all-time high, how should those we oppose be remembered?

With the death of former President George H.W. Bush on Friday, the country lost another pioneer of conservative politics. It lost a former president who championed small government and Republican […]

Standing up for ourselves
Standing up to Harvard from a Greek student perspective

Standing up to Harvard — an online effort to take action against Harvard’s policy banning same-sex organizations — flooded social media feeds this week. As a member of the Delta […]

Toms takes a final stand
Toms’ campaign against gun violence is a start to a national conversation we need

As of December 2018, more than 320 mass shootings have occurred throughout the United States, the Gun Violence Archive (GVA) reports. That number is on par with recent years, with […]

A work in progress
After seven years on the job, tattoo artist Jon Pavlakis is still learning trick of the trade

With 30 percent of his body covered in tattoos, Jon Pavlakis has no plans to stop. Pavlakis, a tattoo artist at Untamed Art Tattoo Studio, has been tattooing for close […]

A new way to give
Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse continues for 10th year Thursday evening

After talk that last year’s Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse might end, a new volunteer leadership team took control in order to continue the annual event. “I volunteered with […]

Finding solutions in pursuit of justice
Annual art and essay contest organized by Unbuntu Committee honors MLK

Keeping in line with the philosophies of Martin Luther King, Jr., the University of Idaho Ubuntu Committee will host a writing and art contest honoring his work in the Civil […]