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The ASUI senate recently filled their half-empty table with six fresh faces, but only one of them has been elected for a full year-long term. Senator Shaundra Herrud, a native […]
As 5:30 p.m. draws closer, the meeting room at Safari Pearl Comics begins to fill. The room is tucked in between shelves of comic books, costumes and board games, and […]
For a large portion of the western United States, the last several weeks have been filled with smoky skies and worry. Over the last several years, I have yet to […]
The University of Idaho is a fairly small and close-knit community. It often seems that the town’s relatively quiet demeanor insinuates nothing bad ever happens. That couldn’t be farther from […]
People like to talk about other people. Unfortunately, most of the time it’s not about good stuff. They like to disclose other people’s hardships, because it’s more fun than dealing […]
Women’s Golf – Clara Moyano A Madrid, Spain native, Clara Moyano kicked off her competitive career as a Vandal at the WSU Cougar Cup. She finished the […]
If you’re a fan of the NBA, you’ve probably been exposed to a seemingly endless barrage of headlines surrounding the infamous LaVar Ball. The former Washington State basketball player has […]
Maria Sharapova is a liar. This is a fact. For years, she took performance enhancing drugs, claimed it was for a medical need, took it after it was banned and […]
Lebron James might leave. Again. Ever since the conclusion of the NBA Finals, rumors have circulated that once James hits the free agency market in 2018, he will look west. […]
In January 2014, two former NFL cheerleaders filed a class-action wage theft lawsuit against the Oakland Raiders. The suit accused the NFL team of breaking multiple state labor laws, like […]