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Charles Peachock juggled balls, clubs, rings, knives and comedic wit at his Vandal Entertainment performance Wednesday night. America met Peachock in 2011, when he appeared on season 6 of America”s […]
It was 1967 and Moscow still hadn”t discovered rock and roll. Back in those days, the campus was strictly straight-laced, John Pool said – combed hair and slacks with sweaters […]
When it comes to student fees, ASUI President Max Cowan said students want to know where their money is going. Technically, that information can be accessed – but that doesn”t […]
In his State of the State Address earlier this month, Idaho Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter laid out plans to help students with tuition costs. ASUI lobbyist Nate Fisher said Otter”s […]
A century ago, women fought for basic human rights and their ability to sustain a voice in society. Today, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history – Malala […]
The first time David Barber went to Villa El Carmen, Nicaragua, was in 2007, and he stayed for two months. “It was so unlike what I was used to here […]
Nate Fisher has the advantage of extra insight going into his new position as ASUI lobbyist since his father, Nate Fisher Sr., works as a lobbyist himself. “I caught the […]
Like Martin Luther King Jr., Alicia Garza also has a dream. “In my dream, we would live in a world where all of us are valued, respected, able to hold […]
About two years ago, the Moscow Food Co-op“s owners decided two of their highest priorities were supporting local food producers and growth of the cooperative. Since the second-highest number of […]
Alicia Garza, co-founder of #blacklivesmatter, will deliver her keynote speech at noon Friday in the Summit Room of the Idaho Commons. Last month, Nathan Greenwood, a United States Navy Lieutenant […]