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Moscow’s own state senate representative Dan Foreman has embarrassed himself once again. Last week, Foreman yelled at Native American candidate Trish Carter-Goodheart to “go back to where you came from” […]
Today, Oct. 11, is National Coming Out Day. It was established back in 1988 as a way to celebrate the LGBTQ community and their pride in being queer. Except why […]
Boise State University’s volleyball team allegedly recently forfeited a game because they assumed a player on the opposing team is transgender. Set to play against San Jose State University on […]
Young voters in America hold a unique position in national voter demographics, yet they often fall behind the average in voter turnout when compared to other age groups. Though younger […]
Homecoming is just around the corner, meaning football season is in full swing. It’s so far, so good for the Vandals: our team has won three out of the five […]
There’s a good chance you’ve heard about the conflicts that are happening in Israel and Palestine. You might have heard of the horrendous war crimes committed against innocent civilians, killing […]
On the surface, Greek life appears to be full of stereotypes. In sororities, you have fake hair, fake nails, fake tan, and a fake smile. In fraternities, you’re just day […]
In today’s ever technologically advancing world, access to any information, image or video is quite literally at our fingertips. With smartphone users becoming the global majority, we are experiencing unprecedented […]
Before the era of smartphones, the internet, and social media, fame was an elusive concept. Having the whole world know your name was tantalizing and, for most, impossible to achieve. […]
How often do you check your phone each day? I bet that you say at least 5-10 times a day. Even if not, you’re still subjected to endless media trends […]