America is in a time of crisis and a time of borderline-revolution. The outrage and protests in America as well as ina several countries have occupied news outlets for the last month. As the news coverage of such protests has diminished, the protests continue – showing that Black Lives Matter is a legitimate movement of a generation rather than a momentary outrage. This led me to research other historical movements in American history and try and discover what music was used during these movements and their significance was to each respective movement.
Members of the LGBTQA community are able to meet new people and converse in smaller group settings during weekly Lavender Lunches in the University of Idaho Teaching and Learning Center […]
Several homes in the Moscow community will receive a facelift at Saturday’s annual Paint the Palouse event, shedding past shades in favor of fresh exteriors. Erica Wood, the project’s student […]
That’s right. Kanye West has agreed to run with Donald Trump for re-election, as they have been confirmed by the Republican party as the primary candidates. In addition, news broke […]
The University of Idaho College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences announced Monday that Robin Johnson will take over as director of the School of Journalism and Mass Media, according […]
While there are many young Republicans who supported and voted for the current president, many of us young conservatives couldn’t bring ourselves to put our full faith in our party’s […]
Athena, the University of Idaho women’s group for faculty and staff, will meet tonight from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Hunga Dunga Brewing Co. for happy hour — a night […]
They exist in our towns, our colleges, our social groups, our classes, our families, our social media pages, just about every facet of life — they are everywhere. By “they” […]
A team of Washington State University graduates are bringing the eastern wind of modern tea to Moscow. Bubble tea originated in Taiwan and has become popular in China in […]
University of Idaho senior Whitney Lippincott and UI graduate Ben Hofferber met some new people at a casual volleyball game. But this was not just an average volleyball game — […]
