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As the U.S. government entered a partial shutdown on Oct. 1, 2025, hundreds of thousands of federal workers were furloughed, national programs were frozen and vital services ground to a […]
Every fall, university students across the country brace themselves for the same academic storm: midterms. Libraries fill up, coffee consumption skyrockets and the collective stress on campus becomes almost tangible. […]
As Homecoming approaches, alumni book out hotels and prepare for the week-long event as they return to their alma mater to celebrate traditions that have been around since they were […]
The University of Idaho prides itself on being a place where diverse ideas can be explored freely, but one organization’s involvement on campus continues to stir debate about religion, free […]
When traveling abroad, or even from state to state, I believe a majority of people expect life to be drastically different in these new places. In a lot of ways, […]
As more nations move to formally recognize Palestine as a state, the refusal by the United States, Israel and Japan to follow suit is becoming increasingly untenable. Recognition may not […]
As the University of Idaho gears up for another vibrant Homecoming week, the air around campus buzzes with excitement, marching band practices echo across the Palouse, the streets are painted […]
Tom Howard, a photographer from the Chicago Tribune, took the first photo of capital punishment carried out by electric chair in 1928, 38 years after the first use case in […]
On Wednesday, Sept. 24, a DoorDash driver was involved in a fight with a Phi Delta Theta fraternity member at the University of Idaho. What began as a routine delivery […]
Classrooms are often filled with coughs and sniffles, especially during the fall semester. By the next morning, students are waking up with sore throats or a headache but still need […]