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More often than not, college students are on their own for the first time and are trying to figure out who they are and how to behave in society. This […]
College in America is far too expensive. This is not news to anyone who has gone to college or knows someone who has gone to college in recent years. College is […]
I’ve found myself reflecting on midterms, yet again. Though I feel a general joy that this hellish week has concluded, I can’t help but think that midterms are stupid. I may be preaching […]
College is an interesting step in life for many, and the first real decision many students make. Taking your future in your hands and deciding where you’d like to spend […]
As a graduating senior this year, I feel indebted to share a couple of my tips and tricks to incoming freshmen. First of all, load up on your classes your […]
COVID-19 presents challenges to institutions to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff. Looking at what institutions have decided for the fall shows what is being done to complete […]
Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden has officially become the President-Elect of the United States of America. I couldn’t be happier for the students that grace our campus today.
Though January felt like it went on forever, it doesn’t feel like classes have been in session for long. We are nearing the end of the first five weeks of the semester, and it doesn’t seem real.
National Suicide Prevention Day was Sept. 10, midway through National Suicide Prevention Week. It’s 2019 — social norms are shifting and more long-overdue conversations are being had out in the […]
Food insecurity is a college health issue gaining awareness on many campuses nationwide. Here at University of Idaho, 38% of undergraduates reported experiencing food insecurity in 2017 according to a […]