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“We’re not going to qualify” was the main thought running through the minds of the three varsity Rocket League players. The qualifying tournaments were a double elimination, so they had […]
Student photographer Youbesh Dhaubhadel traveled to Colorado over spring break to visit his first exhibition in the United States. Titled “Confluence of Festivals: Temple Town to the World,” the exhibition […]
During spring break, ten University of Idaho students volunteered for the ʻĀina Hoʻōla Initiative, a local Hawaiian non-profit focused on cultural and environmental preservation. Traveling to the big island, this […]
Pursuing goals while working toward a degree and gaining rich cultural immersion experience isn’t impossible, although it does not have to be It may feel as if the world is […]
Being an international student at the University of Idaho means coming to a completely different area of the world, to a culture that may be the opposite of your own […]
We’ve all scrolled through our Instagram feed late at night, seeing photos of people you talked maybe twice to in high school and your ex posting about his new girlfriend […]
The National Weather Service issued a high wind warning and dust advisory for the Palouse in effect until 5 a.m. Monday. Winds are expected to be 25-40 mph with the strongest gusts reaching 50-65 mph Sunday evening. According to the warning, a brief local burst of 70 […]
Looking at Zion National Park, located in southern Utah, from a satellite view on Google Maps brought on a rush of excitement for the trip I had planned for spring break. […]
I love the weeks after Thanksgiv-ing. Everything flies by in a blur of cookie-baking, cocoa-drinking and ornament-decorating events, brighten-ing the stressful weeks before finals. Of all the things that COVID-19 has taken from us, pictures with Santa in the ISUB should probably fall pretty low on the list. It just seems like we deserve a normal holiday season after this difficult year, but instead we’re being encour-aged to bunker down at home with our families until January.
The beginning of the end started with a goodbye. My study abroad program was cut short by COVID-19, and I suppose meditating on it for more than two days in […]