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Democrat Kamala Harris conceded the election yesterday after Republican Donald Trump declared victory early in the day when his Electoral College victory appeared secure. According to the Associated Press, […]
Incumbent Republican candidate Russ Fulcher won the spot of United States Representative for District 1. Fulcher received 52.2% of the votes. Kaylee Peterson, Democratic, received 44.36%, Matt Loesby, Libertarian, received 2.34% and […]
American politics are far from perfect. Plenty of governmental processes that were established decades or even hundreds of years ago continue to cause strife for American citizens to this day. […]
For the third consecutive year, Idaho women’s basketball is in a new era with a new leader at the helm. After some poor mishandling of a contract from the athletic […]
Second-year head coach Alex Pribble’s team hosted the Northwest Eagles (0-1) on Nov. 4 and received good production from nearly every player who stepped on the floor in a 94-60 […]
Vision 2050, a long-range development plan to improve the University of Idaho campus over the next 25 years, continues to pose solutions to community concerns and feedback about the project. […]
Caramel apples are a staple of the fall season, but they can be impractical to eat sometimes. This recipe is a quick and easy way to get all the best […]
Gem State Crystals Inc., located on Main Street, is a staple for any fan of rocks or crystals. Whether it be for metaphysical inclinations, geological interests or a desire to […]
On the evening of Saturday, Nov. 2, the University of Idaho’s annual Día de los Muertos celebration commenced. The event was held by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and was […]
On Friday, Oct. 18, “Smile 2” hit the box offices. It immediately drew fans of the previous film and the larger horror genre alike. Since “Smile” had been so popular […]