Profits before public approval
Nike wants your money, not your approval
It has been 17 days since Nike launched its ad featuring Colin Kaepernick, and the company must already be running out of bags to hold all its extra cash. Nike […]
Grading our grading system
How our grading system has failed students, what needs to change and where to go in the future
We have Yale University to thank for many things, one of which is the precursor to our current grading system. In 1785, 58 students were separated into various descriptive categories, […]
More than another incident
The effects of sexual misconduct range far beyond just the Palouse
“It can happen anywhere, to anyone.” Over the past couple weeks, we have gotten an up-close-and-personal view of how sexual misconduct allegations affect anyone in any community, and maybe this […]
O.T.C. — 09.27.18
If you could be any character from the “Harry Potter” series, what character would you be?— Minerva McGonagall Thanks to my big hair and affinity for books, most people knew […]
On the way out
In his final months as UI president, Staben must put student safety first
Fourteen pages. That’s how long it took University of Idaho President Chuck Staben to mention student safety during his 18-page Tuesday’s State of the University address. Staben effectively meandered through […]
Funding the future of the Kenworthy
Kenworthy to host annual fundraiser Thursday night
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre will host its annual gala Thursday evening, bringing together members of the Palouse for a night of music and drinks. The Kenworthy’s doors open at […]
You’ve been ranked, Harry
After 20 years of Harry Potter, the time has come to choose the best of the Chosen One
J.K. Rowling, one of the most influential authors of this generation, plans to release yet another film based on the Wizarding World she created more than two decades ago. With […]
Loved ones remember Katherine Groggett
Family and friends reflect on and celebrate life of deceased UI student, Katherine Groggett
Before she departed for what would be her last trip home, Katherine Groggett left a sticky note on the desk of her roommate and close friend Brenna Garro. The end […]
Booking it to the Preserve
Idler’s Rest Nature Preserve celebrates literacy with fourth annual Tales on Trails event
In celebration of Literacy Month, Idler’s Rest Nature Preserve will host its fourth annual “Tales on the Trails” — a self-guided hike where visitors are able to scout out hiking […]
Synthesizing the Palouse
Synthfest gives the community a chance to create music
Members of the Palouse will have the chance to experiment musically Friday evening at Synthfest. Held at the University of Idaho Prichard Art Gallery, Synthfest will highlight all the ways […]