Eyes on safety – Campus Safety Week brings attention to resources
Campus Safety Week began Monday with the purpose of educating students about ways to stay safe on campus. With events such as Take Back the Night and the Katy Benoit […]
Airing out athletics – Outlandish investments in college athletics need reevaluation
If sports were gods, the United States might stand parallel to ancient Greece.
Diversity and Constance – Systematic prejudice plagues the art community
The mantra that “life imitates art,” primarily attributed to Oscar Wilde, is more true than many care to credit.
Frighteningly unoriginal – An unoriginal plot holds back a fairly entertaining reboot
In 1999, terrifying footage found in a woodland area outside of Burkittsville, Maryland, shook the world.
A Staples transplant – Staples moves to Palouse Mall complex at end of September
Students won’t find a Staples store near Wal-Mart after Sept. 20.
Less gender specific – Keynote speaker Jack Qu’emi addresses the importance of gender identities
Honoring personal identities and applying gender neutral pronouns were just a few of the many things keynote speaker Jack Qu’emi, Afro-Latinx and non-binary femme, showed a passion in the keynote […]
Membership for equality – Athena offers membership to UI employees to promote equality
A community of support for women and an equitable workspace on college campuses is vital, and members of Athena realize that.
A stand against violence – Take Back the Night allows community to stand together against domestic violence
Take Back the Night is an opportunity to make a community statement — to say that the University of Idaho does not tolerate violence and to stand in support and […]
Full jazz ahead – UI prepares for 50th annual Jazz Fest with a new director
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival has a not-so new face to direct the 50th anniversary of the annual event.
Filling in the blanks – ASUI Senate votes in four new members, cabinet discusses Vandal Shuttle
The ASUI Senate filled their empty seats Wednesday evening by voting in four new senators — Lindsey LaPrath, Catherine Yenne, Maria Meza and Michael Lejardi.