Roller Derby: Palouse Edition
It’s a quiet Sunday morning in Pullman, Washington. The sun is shining, birds are chirping from a nearby patch of pine trees and crisp, cold air lingers in the shaded parking lot of the Gladish Community […]
Humans of Moscow: Former UI professor discusses history of the occult and secret societies
Richard Spence, a recently retired UI professor opens up about retirement, history and his fascination with secret societies.
His eyes beam beneath the metal frames of his glasses. As Richard Spence sits at a picnic table in East City Park he talks about UFOs and intelligence agencies. Spence, […]
University of Idaho students and alumni compare college experiences the ’90s and today
Though current students aren’t getting jiggy to as much Red-Hot Chili Peppers, there are shared experiences at the University of Idaho regardless of your graduating year.
1990s University of Idaho student, Carlos Lantz was walking home from a fun-filled evening at The Garden Lounge, stumbling around through the dim lighting of the upper UI campus. A wave of curiosity swept over him as he […]
A “Trebling” Year for Music Students
A Sweet Melody Plays on For Students as the Semester Comes to an End Recitals, Virtual Concerts and COVID-19, Oh My!
As students began to navigate their classes virtually, music majors had to adjust to a new setting of ensemble groups, getting to know other parts of campus for their practices and perform in front of virtual audiences. Vanessa Sielert, […]
Your Guide to Getting Outside
Explore the Palouse with this guide to the best trails around Moscow
It has been quite a taxing winter, full of tense news and gloomy weather. Luckily, spring is finally here and it’s time to get back outside. One of the best […]
Idaho rockhounds dig up their experiences
Rockhounds of all levels share their experiences and advice about the hobby
Nathan Staley, a fourth-generation rock collector, descended from ancestors who worked in iron mines. As a kid growing up in Texas, he was drawn towards the dirt, often digging his […]
So you want to talk about they/them pronouns
Non-binary students discuss the importance of using gender neutral pronouns
Despite progress and more open conversations on the use of they/them pronouns, many individuals have a hard time wrapping their minds around it. With one in four LGBTQ members using […]
College women find confidence in the body positivity movement
The body positivity movement has helped young women see the beauty in their bodies and reject society's unrealistic expectations
I look in the mirror and notice one thing I dislike. After closer examination, one thing turns into ten more. Scrolling through Instagram, I am reminded of the body type […]
Paving the way for future female athletes
University of Idaho athletes discuss the challenges of being a woman in sports
Erica Pecha sits on a bench as her nimble fingers tie the dark blue laces of her worn down running shoes. She stands up and adjusts her ponytail, her eyes scanning the […]
University of Idaho Women’s Center creates a safe space for students on campus
UI Women's Center is accessible to all students, even during the pandemic
Under a stairwell, Lysa Salsbury discovered a hidden lounge that provides a quiet, intimate escape from the chaos of college. Years later, as the director of the University of Idaho Women’s Center, […]