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The University of Idaho Women’s Center and the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) partnered together Tuesday to promote the Bandana Project to raise awareness about the sexual exploitation of women […]
The Vandal family is a large one. With at least 125 years of history, the student and staff populations have showcased their diversity over the decades. That diversity led to […]
Following the infamous “Oscars So White” boycott of last year’s ceremony, the Academy has taken issues of diversity to heart. The organization added more diverse projects to their voter lineup […]
Last weekend, millions gathered all over the world in 2017’s Women’s March. In Moscow alone, approximately 2,500 people of all identities came together to bring awareness to a multitude of […]
A few years ago, it was rare to find anyone who discussed the term “cultural appropriation” outside of the academic world. Now, the often negatively interpreted phrase is seen on […]
Homo-hop and spoken word pieces are a few of the many ways Harvey Katz is able to connect with his audience.
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 […]
The ASUI Senate filled their empty seats Wednesday evening by voting in four new senators — Lindsey LaPrath, Catherine Yenne, Maria Meza and Michael Lejardi.
A group of 16 applicants met in the ASUI office Wednesday for a meet-and-greet before official interviews are conducted and the four open senate seats are filled next week.
Bringing gender equality and a sense of inclusivity to the community was the reason for creating the new identifier, “Latinx,” that may soon replace the terms “Latino” and “Latina” completely.