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That’s right. Kanye West has agreed to run with Donald Trump for re-election, as they have been confirmed by the Republican party as the primary candidates. In addition, news broke […]
Last October, the New York Times published an article detailing the numerous women in Hollywood who accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault, eventually sparking the “Me Too” movement. […]
What problem will our generation create for the next generation to solve? Good luck I see some serious Black Mirror stuff in our near future. The next generation is […]
How often do you really engage with Facebook? “Engagement” doesn’t mean listlessly scrolling through the News Feed and watching a video or two.
Over the last year, I haven’t gone a day without reading or hearing the phrase “fake news.” I see it on Twitter. I hear it on the radio. And sometimes, […]
The athletic sphere has shared headlines with the most political pieces of news this year. So, it was no surprise when Jemele Hill, co-host of a popular evening “SportsCenter” program […]
With so much news and media being thrown in our faces each day, it is certainly no small wonder that few can keep up with absolutely everything going on in […]
Most news outlets and media agencies have pivoted to video in order to reach a more connected audience. With the rising popularity of podcasts, those same agencies should instead be […]
If there is one thing Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Branch wanted the University of Idaho to know, it was that ethical journalism is not an oxymoron. Branch, a sports […]
Michael Huffstutler, a broadcast and digital media senior, will dispay his short film, Wristbands, at the Kino Short Film Festival. After getting his first degree in psychology, Huffstutler realized his […]