Christmas, but no carol — UI Theatre Arts Department will present ‘A Child’s Christmas in Wales’
Christmas is looking a little bit different at the University of Idaho this year, at least for the Theatre Arts Department.
Hunger, but no games at Oxfam America’s Hunger Banquet — Oxfam Hunger Banquet offered students a taste of poverty Nov. 13
At 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 13 in in the UI Commons, Hunger Banquet attendees randomly drew a slip of paper out of a bag upon entering the room. That paper […]
Reflections of culture — UI International Programs Office shows off art from around the world
To celebrate International Education Week, the University of Idaho International Programs Office organized an exhibit in the Reflections Gallery at the UI Commons last month. The exhibit included both photographs […]
Fellowship over hot pot — Chinese Food Club served hot pot and demonstrated how to make authentic egg fried rice at the last Chinese Food Club for 2017.
As the year draws closer to the end, the Chinese Food Club met for the last time this year over a hearty meal of hot pot at 5:30 p.m. Friday […]
Feast of foods — A breakdown of each Thanksgiving food
Relationship dynamics are seen across all mediums. Anything from marriage to a pride of lions has complex relationship dynamics that dictate interaction between its members. A Thanksgiving feast is no […]
A refreshing revelation — Sonic Drive-In is finally blessing the Moscow area with its presence
Some of the best holiday tidings of the entire season came quite early when the Moscow-Pullman Daily News announced that a Sonic Drive-In franchise would be coming to Moscow […]
Seize the day — How an old phrase can mean so much in everyday life
We seem to constantly live in the future, always thinking about what’s next. We often let the anxiety and worry about tomorrow ruin our days. It is difficult to live […]
Time to improve — School systems have been inadequately preparing young adults for anything beyond high school, and it’s time to change this narrative
The American school system, specifically concerning grades from kindergarten to 12th grade, seems to provide an inadequate education for the population. Sam Chaltain, a national educator, said, ““At an […]
Views form a newfound feminist — Feminism and gender roles are issues we should attempt to address everyday
I’m a woman, a sophomore in college and preparing for a career in the journalism field — I have just now been exposed to what feminism really is. Before […]
News Brief — ASUI goes paperless
As of Wednesday, the University of Idaho ASUI Senate has officially gone paperless.