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As the seasons change and the fall semester begins to wrap up, time seems to slip away even quicker than before. Studying abroad this semester has brought a lifetime’s worth […]
For all those eager to play dress-up with an excuse to celebrate, Halloween is one of the most anticipated days of the year. The origins of the holiday, however, are far from […]
As Homecoming approaches, alumni book out hotels and prepare for the week-long event as they return to their alma mater to celebrate traditions that have been around since they were […]
Classrooms are often filled with coughs and sniffles, especially during the fall semester. By the next morning, students are waking up with sore throats or a headache but still need […]
On Monday morning, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” was reinstated and set to return on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 23. This ends the show’s week-long suspension after controversial remarks Kimmel had […]
Last week was Greek Week on campus, where all the different fraternity and sorority chapters compete in events to earn points. However, not all the students on campus are involved […]
On Sept. 11, 2001, a sunny New York City morning turned into one of the darkest days of American history. Today, nearly a quarter of a century later, many students […]
Cooper Trail sat in a hot van, waiting to arrive at his next destination. He was far from home in Nevada, sitting on the passenger side looking at the rolling […]
The quiet that falls on wilderness can be ethereal; only your breath and the crunch of pine needles interrupt the silence. Then, just as you momentarily forget that you are […]
In early September, the University of Idaho took on a federally funded research center to explore and work to solve problems facing rural communities. One of only four federally funded […]