University of Idaho Student Magazine
Teressa Benz didn’t know the woman well. She was African-American, about 65 years old, didn’t know how to read and had a son serving a life sentence for shooting a […]
In the middle of a warm summer night, Steven Elsbury stood guard over flames that danced among the trees as a wildland fire scorched more than 300 acres of land […]
“The wilderness gave them their first taste of those rewards and penalties for wise and foolish acts which every woodsman faces daily, but against which civilization has built a thousand […]
An agate is a microcrystalline form of quartz formed by a reaction between a volcano and water. Agates changed forever the lives of two Idaho geologists: Reed Lewis and Loudon […]
Top Romen and pizza are often a staple for college students, but University of Idaho ecology student Brita Olson, prefers a closer connection to her food. “I care about the […]
Life blooms in a dark basement not far from Moscow’s Main Street. This year, 50 varieties of sprouting tomatoes reached toward grow lights and cuddled a dusty, electric heating pad […]
Suppose you had a distant cousin. Suppose she had thick brown hair and dark, bright eyes. Maybe her teeth kind of stick out and she has an appreciation for woody […]
Dead bugs lay visible in the light fixtures, the water-stained ceiling tiles are unmoved and fire alarm cables protrude from the walls along the halls of the College of […]
Over the years, University of Idaho math graduate student Jesse Oldroyd has developed a severe mistrust of threes. He likes fives much better, and feels that sevens are weird. Oldroyd, […]