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Students destressed with service dogs-in-training who, for some, reminded students of their own canine companions back home. Vandal Health Education organized the Therapy Dog event with Palouse Paws, which brought […]
The University of Idaho Black Student Union recognizes students are affected by more than just academics, which is why they want to improve racial and ethnic diversity on campus, member […]
The 11th annual Living Learning Communities (LLC) Oktoberfest brought students together to take in one of the first official days of fall with German-themed food and festivities.
Public knowledge on GMOs is important to Cara Santa Maria. The first session of the speaker series, “What’s for Dinner? A Guide to Understanding GMOs,” last Tuesday featured award-winning science […]
We live in a culture of distraction. Everything vies for our attention, and the competition is fierce. We are very good at knowing how to distract ourselves, especially when there […]
With the political climate the way it is and current events unfolding the way they are, questions about the value of diversity seem to be percolating through conversation on a […]
Q: What is the best way to cure a pesky cold? Sleep it off Nothing helps me more when I’m feeling under the weather than a long night’s sleep or […]
With so much news and media being thrown in our faces each day, it is certainly no small wonder that few can keep up with absolutely everything going on in […]
If you have never been hit with what many call the “Moscow plague,” it is more than likely you know someone who has. The best time of the year has […]
Lia Menaker has been singing for her entire life — her mother claims she sang “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” from the “The Sound of Music” as a two-year-old. An experienced […]