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Honoring and celebrating native tradition and culture through dance, prayer and drums is what the annual Tutxinmepu Powwow is all about. The Native American Student Center (NASC) and the […]
George W. Bush distinguished between good and evil in no uncertain terms, and urged Americans to do good. On the evening of the 9/11 attacks, Bush said, “America was targeted for […]
The dramatic conclusion to the 2016 Major League Baseball season is going to be remembered for its history-making performances and unlikely ending. The Chicago Cubs, playing for their first World […]
The Vandal family is a large one. With at least 125 years of history, the student and staff populations have showcased their diversity over the decades. That diversity led to […]
Members of the McClure Center published a report over spring break that updated research done in 2009 on the community impacts of Idaho’s dairy workforce, primarily in the Magic Valley. […]
Due to its reasonable tuition prices and inclusive environment, the University of Idaho has been recognized in a recent study published by the SR Education Group as one of […]
Each year on our campus, we recognize the impact of eating disorders and encourage support for recovery. This year’s theme for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week (Feb. 27- March 3) is “It’s Time […]
Throughout my time in public school physical education classes, there were always warm-ups. In middle school P.E. we alternated between a few sets of stretches and ways to get blood flowing better through muscles. My eighth grade health […]
The American grizzly bear has become a shining jewel of conservation and ecological recovery. The bruins have made the arduous journey from being nearly extinct in the contiguous United States […]
It is not a new phenomenon for people to protest what they believe to be un- just. The concept of speaking out against a tyrannical government is how the United […]