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It is 9:59 a.m. You’re trying to take notes in your morning lecture and your stomach starts to growl. You try to focus on the Professor and the PowerPoint at […]
In September the chief of the FDA called e-cigarettes an “epidemic” sweeping the country. At the forefront of e-cigarettes are JUUL’s, electronic cigarettes largely targeted at young adults. With a […]
I was recently watching a documentary on prescription medication and was shocked by some of the information shared. The documentary highlighted the connections between addictive prescribed medications, the national opioid […]
The severity of depression and, or anxiety for most college students is a serious problem. A 2012 National Alliance on Mental Illness survey, “College Students Speak,” showed 27 percent of […]
Underneath senior linebacker Kaden Elliss’s worn gray sweatband is a blue bracelet that reads ‘Hilinski’s Hope’ in Washington State crimson. The band has been on Elliss’s wrist for the past […]
College is a time of great change in most students lives. From moving, making new friends and adjusting to a different lifestyle, it is needless to say that it can […]
A founder of Reclaim Idaho, the group that led the charge to put Medicaid expansion on the November ballot in Idaho, expressed confidence that public support for the measure is […]
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 […]
It’s been over two years since I first decided to become a vegetarian — a choice that didn’t come without hesitation. I cut meat out of my diet completely. I […]
By the time lunch rolled around in the University of Idaho Commons, the smell of pizza brought students upstairs to check out National Alcohol Screening Day. Students were encouraged to […]