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By the time graduation arrives, the focus often falls on the diploma: a framed document that represents years of classes, assignments and exams. But reducing college to a degree misses its larger purpose. A […]
Some of the most popular events in America are college football games. Deeply intertwined into American culture, football games are a way for students to support fellow students, and for […]
“I’ll be there for you. When the rain starts to pour. I’ll be there for you. Like I’ve been there before. I’ll be there for you. Cause you’re there for […]
The Automotive Enthusiasts Club has been on campus for less than a year, but they already have big plans for the future. President and co-founder Reilly Neel said the purpose […]
Last fall, University of Idaho seniors Bernadette Beeman and Ashley Buzzini, both studying interior design and architecture, became two of the roughly 350 University of Idaho students who study abroad […]
Sarah Tuffield, Peer Health Educator Stress is a six-letter word that most college students have in their vocabulary and are familiar with when attending college. Finals and the end […]
Every day we are being pitched to. We are told doing and having more will bring purpose and meaning to our lives — more followers on social media, more income […]
In early December, I was oblivious to the life twist that was coming my direction before winter break. Out of the blue, my parents called me and told me they […]
White lies are completely acceptable, tolerated and expected in society. But, maybe, they aren’t as harmless as they seem. Even the act of telling a white lie can be a […]
We are the product of our environments. We soak up the atmosphere we spend the most time in. When someone spends time in the sun, they get burnt — when […]