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Author and Buzzfeed journalist Anne Petersen read the first chapter of her new book, “Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud: The Rise and Reign of the Unruly Woman” at the […]
Women’s rights icon Anita Hill advocates for the use of data — how it’s used, why it’s important and why Americans must insist the government use it to inform policy. […]
Each year at F-Word Live, the crowd grows and snaps from the audience intensify as students and local community members present their take on the f-word. It’s not the four-letter […]
The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department is presenting a staged reading of Micki Panttaja’s “Conversations of My Mothers” at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Hartung Theater. “Conversations of […]
As purple feminist fans waved in the blazing sun and the lyrics of Lianne La Havas’ “Unstoppable” blasted in the background Friday at the FEMFest Fair, hundreds of students, staff, […]
When Carlos Vazquez attended FEMFest his freshman year at the University of Idaho, he did it to support his sister, who worked at the UI Women’s Center. is year, the […]
Men and women are different. Aside from learned gender roles, there are chemical and neurological differences that separate the two genders. This fact is noticeable, but especially when it comes […]
Fall was for football on the University of Idaho campus toward the end of 2016. The Vandal football team capped off an unexpected and thrilling season with a bowl game […]
Idaho hit the hardwood to take on Northern Arizona University (NAU) in the Cowan Spectrum Thursday with a 76-61 loss. Idaho head coach Jon Newlee said he thought the Vandals […]