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If I were going to change something about my hiking experiences, it would be discovering Crystal Lake much sooner. Located northeast of St. Maries, this lightly trafficked, dog-friendly trail was […]
During lunch at the University of Idaho, the ISUB is usually flooded with crowds of students trying to grab a bite to eat before their next class. Lines used zig-zag […]
Idaho’s future is under attack by our very own state representatives. The people who are meant to lead and serve the public to a better future, who were voted into […]
Texas’s recent decision to almost entirely ban abortion, known as Senate Bill 8, has a nation on the edge of their seats wondering if other states plan to follow suit. […]
On July 21, the Idaho Governor’s office announced in a press release that the state had a record breaking budget surplus of almost $900 million for the fiscal year of […]
Last weekend, as I was sitting on my couch with two box fans on full blast, my roommate reluctantly announced the forecast for the upcoming week: several days over 100 degrees, reaching as high as 106. We […]
Almost a full year after millions of Americans took to the streets to protest police brutality and to stand in solidarity with the Black community against racism, our Idaho legislation […]
The Joint Finance Appropriations Committee in the Idaho Legislature recently made proposals to cut further funding from the University of Idaho, Boise State University and Idaho State University. The proposed […]
With Idaho Legislature’s recent bill to lower higher education’s budget, Idaho universities are facing the possibility of higher tuitions. These cuts are detrimental to students everywhere. The reasons behind these […]
Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed House Bill 135 and Senate Bill 1136, legislation curbing his power in emergency situations, with support from two former governors. The bills from the Idaho Legislature sought to limit the power of the governor in emergency situations and provide the state’s legislature with more influence over disaster […]