Beme me up — Consumers of traditional news are getting older, forcing platforms to make radical changes
Buzzfeed News broke out into the spotlight earlier this year, and not in the way the organization might have hoped.
The art of ambiguity — “It Comes at Night” fails to offer a story worth the price of admission
Following the success of “Get Out,” the horror film genre has shifted. Gone are the cheesy slasher films of the past. Now, horror films seem to be taking themselves more […]
Summer stylin’ — Compile a complete summer wardrobe with these tips
It can be difficult to decide what to wear on a summer day in Moscow. Will it be hot? Will it downpour in the middle of the day? Will a […]
Crumbs Recipe — Kitchen sink brownies
These deliciously sweet and salty brownies incorporate every ingredient but the kitchen sink. With both crunchy and chewy components, this brownie has just about everything imaginable. This quick and […]
De ja Uber — There is no room for sexism in board rooms
So here we are again. Something sexist has happened involving Uber. At a board meeting June 13, board member David Bonderman made a tasteless joke about women. Arianna Huffington — […]
The practice of pride — Pride month celebrates the rich history of the LGBT community for the month June
It began nearly 48 years ago in New York City at the Stonewall Inn. What started in the early hours of June 28 as one of many misguided police raids, […]
New growth from old roots — Moscow Brewing Company grand reopening marks a continuation of a rich Moscow brewing history
The Moscow Brewing Company, a pioneer in Moscow’s beer scene in 2013, had its grand reopening June 17.
Art Briefs — June 21, 2017
UI Screen on the Green returns to campus The University of Idaho began its summer movies series, Screen on the Green, June 15 with “Beauty and the Beast.”
Horoscopes — June 21, 2017
Cancer 6/21-7/22 When the sun does decide to shine in Moscow, she can be ruthless. Take a trip out to the dunes on the next hot day.
Sharing the frequencies — Field Day provides community members with an introduction to amateur radio
The 1930s may have been the Golden Age of radio, but for “hams,” amateur radio enthusiasts, connecting with people on frequency bands never gets old.