University of Idaho Student Magazine
Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse is a non-profit organization that goes above and beyond the definition of community service. In 40 years of service, the organizationhas grown from an […]
Q: Can you tell me about the housing project you’re involved in? A: I’m in my first year of master’s right now, and we’re doing a design build. It’s affordable […]
Q: What do you do as Panhellenic president? A: Panhellenic presidency is a little weird because it’s not project based like a lot of the other council positions. It’s very […]
Q: What is the program and how are you involved? A: It’s a graduate program for minorities and people who aren’t well represented in the academic sphere. I have to […]
Post-graduation trials and tribulations, an overwhelmingly consistent theme amongst Vandals, often results in illustrious lives after college. COVID-19 has strengthened the load restings upon students’ shoulders. It’s no easy task to pursue an online degree, […]
It’s mid-afternoon on Halloween and somebody in a Yoshi costume is running down Paradise Creek Street. They hurry through a line of tents spread all the way down the road […]
As the University of Idaho transitions entirely to remote instruction after fall break, officials recommend students stay home until spring 2021. While the campus will remain open, many will be […]
Children around the world grow up dreaming of flying to Neverland or meeting Flounder “under the sea.” As adults, the next best thing became the chance to work at a […]
I sit on my bed, my laptop laying in front of me while I sip a cup of tea. I’m wearing my pajamas, watching as my family members try to […]
Bright orange fur, a little pink nose, and soft golden eyes. Jeremy Tamsen puts the furry cat named Tiger back into his kennel at the animal shelter as he debates which […]