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Upon entering a classroom, students are used to signs and posters encouraging hard work, creative thinking and inclusion. Most people wouldn’t think that a poster fostering an inclusive space for students would be a case […]
It was a quiet February morning when a father took his normal route to drop his child off at daycare, as he does almost every day. After saying their goodbyes, instead of being met by other parents, hellos and polite […]
From: Stacy Skankey, the Goldwater Institute Is diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) dead at universities? No — not even in Idaho, a state with strong legal protections against political indoctrination […]
From: Brandon Woolf, Idaho State Controller When Idaho implemented the Luma financial and administrative system in July 2023, it marked the largest and most significant technology upgrade in state government […]
College students often hear that winter break is a “nice perk” of academic life, a few weeks to relax before the spring semester begins. But after months of deadlines, exams, […]
Saying “happy holidays” has become something of an internet culture war in recent years. It has transformed from a standard wintertime greeting into a whole argument. However, there are some […]
There’s a reason the Christmas season has earned the reputation of being “the most wonderful time of the year.” Beyond the holiday jingles, twinkling lights and crowded shopping malls, there’s […]
Last updated at 10:57 a.m. on Nov. 5. As of 11:05 p.m. on Nov. 4, all of Latah County’s precincts have been marked as fully reported. Hailey Lewis has been […]
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be delayed for the month of November as a result of the federal government shutdown and funding lapse, according to the Idaho Department of […]
The University of Idaho will need to lay off 28 “essential” full-time faculty and staff to meet new budget requirements in Fiscal Year 2027, according to budget documents published by […]