Alone together – The fall semester slump is real and needs to be acknowledged
Fall midterms bring on the reality that summer is long gone.
Tag: Opinion
‘Villainous’ empathy — ‘Medea: Her Story’ brings new light to a traditional play
“Medea: Her Story” is a heart-wrenching rendition of Euripides’ “Medea” told by a woman who can’t change her actions. She is woman with nothing left but her recollections and sadness. […]
Column: Let’s Go Bowling
It’s that time of year again. College football fans dream of their favorite team earning a postseason berth into one of the nation’s most prestigious bowl games. Dubbed the “New […]
Column: Winning Cycle
I come from a house divided. Both of my parents are hardcore Oregon fans, but I adopted Washington as my school at a young age. It wasn’t until the past […]
Healthy diet advice – Eating snacks during busy schedules can give optimal benefits to students
According to the International Food Information Council, millennials are more interested in nutrition and snacking than ever before. Snacking is easier for some students, as having a meal plan or […]
Communication is key – Many political issues could be resolved if people stopped yelling over each other
A frequent sight on campus is the bearded man who stands outside of the library and yells about his opinions. The correct term for him would be something between street […]
In what locker room? – Donald Trump’s “locker room talk” promotes sexism and sexual assault
During this election year, many perspectives have surfaced regarding republican nominee Donald Trump — both negative and positive. My Facebook feed has been bombarded by one post after another, all […]
Both sides of the book – Claire Vaye Watkins sends a valuable message to writers
Recently, Claire Vaye Watkins visited the University of Idaho campus as the first author of the Distinguished Visiting Writers series hosted by the UI English Department.
Quit clowning around – As national clown epidemic reaches Palouse region, community should take it seriously
In a statement released on the City of Moscow Facebook page Tuesday, the Moscow Police Department reminded locals that there’s no law against dressing up like a clown.
Column: Another Duke of the West
Gonzaga is nicknamed the Duke of the West because of the success the Bulldogs have seen in basketball. The school dropped its football program in 1941. During World War II, […]