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In a panel by the University of Idaho Politics and Philosophy department put on Thursday, five professors discussed the 2018 elections and the consequential “Housequake”. The panel centered on how […]
About 71 percent of registered voters in Latah County cast ballots Tuesday, according to the county elections office. The total county turnout was 10 percent higher in this election than […]
Unofficial results with 33 of 34 precincts reporting from Latah County show incumbent upsets in two of three races in Idaho’s fifth legislative district. For District 5 of Idaho’s state […]
Over the last year, we’ve seen protests, marches and demonstrations from a passionate and energetic electorate. Nov. 6 is the day to make those actions truly count. Demonstrations like the […]
Exercising the right to vote is seen as a cornerstone of United States democracy. But before the vote comes voter registration. Registering to vote is a simple, quick process that […]
As midterm week approaches, student stress levels are on the rise. Mid-semester exams may cause a student to experience excess stress, so it is important to know how to stay […]
It’s finally reached that point in the semester — the time when the focus of students shifts from midterms and essays to sandy beaches and abundant sunshine. Spring break provides […]
Live action/CG “Nimh” movie Written by Michael Berg, of “Ice Age 5?” Nope! Nope! That’s a whole lot of nope! This is not a good formula. Cease and desist, MGM. […]
This time in the semester emotions and tensions run high.
Strange how that works Not having a quant lab for midterms week really makes things easier. Actually, midterms week is one of the most relaxed I’ve had in a while. […]