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The atmosphere can only be described as eerie- yet guests still crowd into the Arena Style seating to watch 1984 on stage. Live- feed security cameras project the play from […]
Just a few weeks ago, University of Idaho President Scott Green announced his retirement after 8 years serving in the position. As a replacement has yet to be announced, this […]
For many college students, the word “midterms” can bring stress, late nights and a growing list of assignments. As the semester reaches its halfway point, students are expected to balance […]
By the time graduation arrives, the focus often falls on the diploma: a framed document that represents years of classes, assignments and exams. But reducing college to a degree misses its larger purpose. A […]
The smell of farm animals and caramelized goods coats the air. Rides rattle as guests scream in fear. Concert music muffles the yells, echoing across the LED-lit fairgrounds. The Latah County Fair has arrived. […]
Moving on or off campus can feel daunting. It’s important to look at parking and safety on campus to feel secure. Safety on Campus The public safety and security office […]
Living on campus is a crucial part of the college experience, and in a lot of ways can be cheaper and more convenient than living off campus. Most of the […]
Living in the dorms or Greek life on campus is supposed to be the epitome of “college life.” But that’s not the case for introverts. Living in a place that’s […]
Finding housing can be a stressful part of college and is one of, if not the most, important decisions you’ll make when starting your college journey. Whether you’d like to live […]
For most first-year students at the University of Idaho, choosing where to live comes down to three options: Wallace Residence Center, Theophilus Tower or the Living Learning Communities. On paper, […]