One door closes, another opens — Commencement ceremony recognizes graduating students
The end of the academic year is rapidly approaching, and so is the spring commencement ceremony. The event will take place at 9:30 a.m. May 13 in the Kibbe […]
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Sharing culture — Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs brought Japanese traditions to the Palouse
University of Idaho students and locals gathered Wednesday in the Bruce M. Pitman Center to learn Japanese traditions. The UI Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs partnered to the […]
Finishing strong — UI senior reflects on his four years at the university
After four years, University of Idaho senior Skyler Wilburn can pursue his passion and love for literature through teaching — though he didn’t always want to be a teacher. “At […]
Art knows no limits — UI student and performance artist Lindsay Mammone completes first MFA program
Pursuing two master degrees simultaneously demands balance in student life for University of Idaho graduate student Lindsay Mammone. Mammone, while pursuing an MFA in Studio Art and Theatre Directing, is […]
Leaving family — After four years, it’s time to say goodbye
The spring semester often brings mixed feelings. The sun and flowers are happy and create a joyous atmosphere. However, every May brings about a time for goodbyes. This year, it […]
A group project — Working with others may be difficult, but it is necessary
In high school, I hated group projects. A chronic over-achiever, I only ever trusted myself to get the assigned work done to the high standards I wanted to reach, so […]
A bunch of mama’s boys — UI men compete to win the title of Mr. Idaho
A packed crowd yelled and whooped loudly as the stars took the stage. As those in attendance cheered, lyrics poured into the venue. “I wanna know what love is. […]
A doctor raising doctors — Mary Beth Staben loves the chaos of being a doctor and a mother
When Mary Beth Staben describes her three children’s different personalities, she doesn’t list traits. Instead, she comes up with a hypothetical scenario where they all play a role. Cal Staben, […]
Work beyond academic value — Serious aspiring journalists must get involved with Student Media
A study in 2015 identified newspaper reporter as the worst job in America — and this was before the 2016 presidential election happened. So why am I so comfortable entering […]
Big plans for a small town — Moscow Police Chief James Fry celebrates one year as chief
In Moscow Police Chief James Fry’s office, a framed quote, a gift from his mentor and predecessor David Duke, hangs on the wall. “Some excel because they are destined to,” […]