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This weekend the population of Moscow will spike as hundreds, maybe even thousands, of people will travel to the University of Idaho for the 2015 Homecoming Week celebrations. Many of […]
Homecoming is a time of nostalgia. For 126 years, the University of Idaho has provided a place for students to receive an education, but it also serves as a campus […]
Heroes are hard to describe. Whether people hear about them in a lecture on “Beowulf,” the new Avengers movie or a news headline about local firefighters, stories about heroes can […]
For those who live there, Moscow is more than just a city. The city defines a part of their lives, and the people and character of the city will always […]
Nowadays everyone has a cellphone, and for students, cellphone policies in the classroom have become expected in their educational environment in both high school and college. Some professors have stricter […]
Last week, Los Angeles Times columnist Chris Erskine published a piece that generated a ferocious backlash throughout social media. The column, titled, “Millennials, you literally cannot call yourselves adults until […]
Eric Garner, Michael Brown and Ferguson, Missouri, are some people and places that may come to mind when discussing police wearing body cameras. These headlines have sparked a large debate […]
In the wake of multiple school shootings at institutions of higher education, such as those at Umpqua Community College, Northern Arizona University and Texas Southern University, the debate over gun […]
A look at the transgender community within the Greek system From the announcement of Caitlyn Jenner, to Emmy Nominated Laverne Cox, the transgender community has been receiving more and more […]
What is your stress level? Rate it on a five-point scale with one being no stress, three being average and five being tremendous stress. This is a question from the […]