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Sunrise Movement, a climate crisis organization with branches across the US including the Palouse, organized a walkout outside the University of Idaho Library on Nov. 8. It was titled, “Walkout and […]
After three years, Tyler the Creator has once again risen to the No. 1 spot in the charts with his new album “CHROMAKOPIA”, released on Oct. 28. It being his […]
Aries (March 21-April 19): This month you should focus on completing tasks. You may be feeling burned out and unmotivated, but these months until the new year are important. […]
The second annual Battle of the Chefs took place in UI’s Eatery on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Three Idaho chefs were challenged to cook, prepare, and present their dishes to a […]
Gus Trudell-Richardson, a UI student voter, stood in line for nearly seven hours before he could cast his ballot on Election Day. He and many other students experienced long waiting […]
A recent experiment led by University of Idaho professor Paul Rowley has led to the potential solution of using “killer yeasts” to prevent beer from exploding during production. This experiment, […]
Vision 2050, a long-range development plan to improve the University of Idaho campus over the next 25 years, continues to pose solutions to community concerns and feedback about the project. […]
Caramel apples are a staple of the fall season, but they can be impractical to eat sometimes. This recipe is a quick and easy way to get all the best […]
Gem State Crystals Inc., located on Main Street, is a staple for any fan of rocks or crystals. Whether it be for metaphysical inclinations, geological interests or a desire to […]
On the evening of Saturday, Nov. 2, the University of Idaho’s annual Día de los Muertos celebration commenced. The event was held by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and was […]