Topical TV — TV dramas deal with real world problems
Netflix, Hulu and Amazon have made millions of hours of television available to subscribers and the population is taking advantage of the opportunity. With this new method of consumption, more […]
Her jeans were too tight — Violence Prevention Programs hosts Denim Day
A married, 45-year-old driving instructor in Italy once picked up his 18-year-old student for her first driving lesson, took her to an isolated road and raped her. The Italian […]
A bunch of mama’s boys — UI men compete to win the title of Mr. Idaho
A packed crowd yelled and whooped loudly as the stars took the stage. As those in attendance cheered, lyrics poured into the venue. “I wanna know what love is. […]
A doctor raising doctors — Mary Beth Staben loves the chaos of being a doctor and a mother
When Mary Beth Staben describes her three children’s different personalities, she doesn’t list traits. Instead, she comes up with a hypothetical scenario where they all play a role. Cal Staben, […]
The ethical debate — New York Times reporter discusses importance of ethical journalism
If there is one thing Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Branch wanted the University of Idaho to know, it was that ethical journalism is not an oxymoron. Branch, a sports […]
Revamping a cult classic — “Mystery Science Theater 3000” stages a comeback
The ‘90s cult legend “Mystery Science Theater 3000” revolutionized the concept of watching bad movies. The ever-changing crew of the Satellite of Love spent ten years lampooning the worst […]
The Vandal Opera — Soprano Karen Hunt used Jaden Smith’s Tweets as inspiration for her senior recital
Struggling to engage millennials in classical art is common among English teachers, classical musicians and opera singers. University of Idaho senior, soprano singer and music major Karen Hunt wants to […]
Exploring the possibilities — Graduating MFA candidates’ display thesis works in “Unmasked Possibilities”
The Prichard Art Gallery will feature work from four University of Idaho MFA candidates through May 6 in the “Unmasked Possibilities” exhibit. The presented work ranges from mixed media […]
Bubble tea comes to Moscow — Popo tea adds cultural diversity to the Palouse
A team of Washington State University graduates are bringing the eastern wind of modern tea to Moscow. Bubble tea originated in Taiwan and has become popular in China in […]
Playing make believe — “Wendy and Peter” brings play to the theater
The University of Idaho Theatre Department’s “Wendy and Peter: Into Neverland” is filled with playfulness and child-like creativity. With bedsheets and cardboard, directors Christina Holaday and Keely Ogden-Wright imbue the […]