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 […]
Within the modern United States political climate, some believe that rights should only be upheld for them, but not for others who are different. This is especially problematic when those […]
A trait many look for in potential employers and academic opportunities is a healthy work-life balance. After a semester spent studying abroad, I’ve grown a greater appreciation for a well-rounded […]
From: KT Turner, Richie Thaxton & Zachary Foley A year ago, the University of Idaho began a $162 million building project aimed at renovating undergraduate housing as well as building […]
The long-awaited public release of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein’s case, which involved serious and extensive unlawful activities, was intended to be a watershed moment for transparency. […]
Black Friday used to mean something. It meant setting your alarm for 3 a.m., bundling up in coats and gloves and standing with hundreds of other determined shoppers outside big […]
Black Friday through Cyber Monday is the pinnacle of overconsumption, but regardless of the season, excessive consumerism is a prevalent and problematic part of American culture. For overconsumption to even be possible, as in ample supply and […]
After weeks of political gridlock, the federal government has finally reopened, and while the news brought a wave of relief, it didn’t magically undo the damage. Millions of Americans, from […]
The recent wave of layoffs across major technology companies is not merely another round of cost-cutting measures; it signals a deeper structural shift driven by artificial intelligence. Firms such as […]