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With the age of technology firmly embedded within our modern culture, we have an unprecedented level of communicating with each other as a species and on a global scale. This […]
For the past almost two decades, Meta, the former Facebook, has had a pretty strong hold on the social media market. Facebook has been the biggest social media for a […]
Over the past few decades, we have seen the rise of social media and the internet. This has led to a rise in what people call “cancel culture.” This has […]
Christmas needs a new color scheme. The neon green, red, and tacky gold that have plagued advertising campaigns for the last few decades are an eyesore, at best. I used […]
I turned 21 this week. I am simultaneously ecstatic and concerned for what is in store ahead. I am pessimistically convinced that life will, over-achingly, get worse from this point […]
Gun violence has never felt closer to home than it does now. On Monday the 25th, a shooting occurred in the Boise Mall. Two victims died and four were injured—the […]
Hydroelectric dams have been providing power to areas of the United States since 1882. Like many alternative energy sources, there are several advantages. Hydropower is renewable, rivers don’t tend to dry up when you […]
In the middle of a pandemic that is overwhelming the area’s hospitals and claimed 45 lives in Idaho on Tuesday, deaths that were completely preventable, the University of Idaho held […]
We need to have more coming of age stories for young adults, college students, and grad students. It is high time to end the monopoly that high school has on […]
I miss the old Kanye. I hate the new Kanye. Love or hate him, you know the name. With a reputation that needs no introduction, Kanye Omari West has graced […]