Ms. Faux & Dr. Fact
An advice column with a twist
How can I stay motivated with schoolwork? Ms. Faux Staying motivated in any sense can be a difficult thing to master. Whether it be staying motivated at college, work or […]
Humans of Moscow: Talan Wilhelm
Talan Wilhelm travels the country playing the recorder with his cat, Muffen.
“There are three main reasons people play music: because they are bored, to express themselves — mainly to express themselves — and to create something new. Sometimes I create new […]
The Unseen Opposition
Student athletes, mental health professionals and coaches move toward stronger mental health awareness
Washington State University quarterback Tyler Hilinski took his life Jan. 16, 2018, in his Pullman apartment. Across the border, University of Idaho officials sprang into action. Anna Rose Wiencek, a […]
Finding Balance
Students talk parenting while pursuing a college degree.
College students often juggle multiple responsibilities outside the classroom, such as jobs, extracurricular activities or sports. But many have an even greater responsibility than a campus club — being a […]
Tradition and Talent Through community and a storied pedigree, basketball in Lapwai and among the Nez Perce flourishes
Salmon nets and tennis balls The year was 1943, and Leroy Seth, a 7-year-old Nimiipuu (Nez Perce) boy, wanted to hone his basketball skills. In that era, the unincorporated […]
Finding Balance Moscow locals find benefits through regular yoga practice
Unraveling their rubber mats, classmates join together before the next class. From downward dog to warrior pose, each person places their hands on the mat, allowing themselves to become completely […]
Breaking down barriers Students and local police officers reflect on the relationship between college students and the law
The student’s hasty denial fell on deaf ears. The ground gave it away and the student had just been caught urinating on the roadside by Moscow police officer James Fry.
‘Why not women?’
Idaho’s female politicians are aiming for local progress in 2018, helping to grow the nation’s number of female representatives
In 1920, when Suffragettes took to streets across America, U.S. women were finally given full voting rights under the 19th Amendment. Later, when Betty Friedan published “The Feminine Mystique” in […]
A culture of coffee As coffee becomes a growing industry on the Palouse, local coffee producers create a community
The enticing aroma of fresh coffee beans permeates the air, wafting from wall to wall — a smell familiar to many in Moscow. The odor of the beans is bold, […]
Worldly research
UI researcher and student takes on the world of science with exotic animals in exotic places
Despite being a woman in both math and science, Elyce Gosselin, a world traveler and researcher, said she never felt uncomfortable in her departments.