OPINION: House Bill 822 goes too far 
Idaho’s proposed parental rights law risks undermining students’ privacy and trust within the education system

Idaho lawmakers say that House Bill 822 is about protecting parental rights, but the proposal raises serious questions about student privacy, trust in schools and how far the state should go in regulating conversations […]

OPINION: Medicaid expansion should be protected 
Repealing voter-approved coverage would have drastic effects to Idaho residents

As the Idaho Legislature debates the future of health care in the state, lawmakers face a choice: protect Medicaid expansion and the thousands of Idahoans who depend on it, or move forward with proposals that would strip health care coverage […]

Resident Evil Requiem is an amazing game, but its narrative is a difficult gateway into the franchise
The newest entry in the franchise credited for returning zombies to popular culture brings Leon Kennedy back for one more mission

Resident Evil Requiem, released Feb. 27, 2026, is the ninth main line entry in the well-known survival horror game franchise developed by Japanese game studio Capcom. The story of Requiem builds upon the Raccoon City incident, featuring returning protagonist Leon S. Kennedy and a new playable character, FBI analyst Grace […]

Crumbs: Creamy potato salad
The perfect recipe for springtime, picnics and family potlucks

With spring Daylight Savings happening last weekend, the days are officially longer, allowing for more sunshine each day. Spring grows closer with the promise of sunshine and the staple spring events, such as picnics, potlucks and family […]

Cruise the World to be held by IPO  
The event, which drew thousands of people last year, hopes to be similarly successful in showcasing a variety of cultures

On Sunday, March 29, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., over two dozen vendors representing international cultures will participate in Cruise the World in the Bruce Pitman Center. This will be the 28th annual Cruise the World event, hosted by […]

“Left-Handed Girl” provides commentary on generational splits in East Asian culture
Academy award nominated film shown at Kenworthy Theatre as part of UI Chinese New Year celebration

“Left-Handed Girl,” a 2025 Taiwanese film and directorial debut for Shih-Ching Tsou, was shown at the Kenworthy Theatre in partnership with the University of Idaho Habib Institute of Asian Studies on Thursday, March 5, as their final event for the Chinese New Year.  […]

ASUI Senate passes adjustments to the spring election system  
Club funding bills pass for Philosophy Club and Quantitative-Finance Club, America 250 legislation and resolutions celebrating university-wide victories 

ASUI Vice President Bryant Sitts introduced resolution S26-R01 to move the date of the spring ASUI elections and campaign period to occur during the first two weeks of April, at the senate meeting on Wednesday, March 4. The resolution passed, solidifying the schedule, […]