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Tuesday night, Moscow democrats gathered at the Latah County Democrat Headquarters to watch as election results began to be announced. The watch party lasted from 8pm until midnight, but final […]
After it was announced Republican Brad Little had won the governor race, Latah County Republican party chairman Thomas Lawford explained that he had expected the results. “No one here was […]
Unofficial election results from the Idaho Secretary of State’s office show GOP front-runners sweeping many statewide races. Lt. Gov. Brad Little, a Republican, won the gubernatorial race on a nearly […]
Unofficial results with 33 of 34 precincts reporting from Latah County show incumbent upsets in two of three races in Idaho’s fifth legislative district. For District 5 of Idaho’s state […]
By Clayton King, ASUI It’s no surprise, but the ASUI “Medical Amnesty” bill passed by the Idaho Legislature in 2016 is saving lives! This legislation is also known as the […]
A decade ago, tattoos in the workplace would seem unacceptable. But as tattoos become more prevalent, it begs the question: are tattoos in the workplace becoming more acceptable? Especially among […]
Daniel Robertson, University of Idaho Grand Challenge Scholars program director, says pitching a project to a peer or colleague is not about gaining money. Instead, Robertson said the goal of […]
Behind a roaring Memorial Gym, Idaho women’s basketball put on a three-point barrage to end exhibition play. The Vandals won Friday in a dominating fashion, defeating Lewis-Clark State College 97-56. […]
The new 2018-2019 Idaho men’s basketball squad made its debut Friday night in the exhibition game against Lewis-Clark State College. The team dropped the contest 65-59 in the Memorial Gym […]
Snaps and vocal agreements of “preach” or “hell yeah” came from the crowd at F-Word Live Poetry Slam Friday. A variety of social issues were covered from feminism to decriminalizing […]