Flash Fiction: What a Walk in the Pacific Northwest Could Look Like
Imagine you’re out for a walk. The sun is high in the sky, and the air around you is cool and refreshing. Below you is a trail of soft dirt, […]
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 […]
Flash Fiction: The Arboretum
The park near my home is a very special place. It’s an arboretum, a museum for plants and trees. A small, man-made forest, created from seeds of nature hailing from […]
Poetry: Ruffled Feathers
If only if only the woodpecker cried, The farmers, they saw him and took both his eyes.They went to the market with marbles in pockets And sold his eye sockets […]
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 […]
Flash Fiction: Good Brother
“Catch me if you can!” My younger brother, Mika, whizzes past me into the viridian evergreens. The snow has just melted off their pine needles, and everything around us in […]
Poetry: Blank Canvas
Primed in white or black, or whatever color you please. Or simply left natural, pure and solus, The sparks of creativity are home to possibilities, Ready to be painted upon the blank canvas. Perhaps… […]
Missing Moscow
Many students will head home for months before returning--here's what they'll miss
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 […]
The goodbye hike
It was early Saturday morning, and Cree stayed in bed an extra hour. He didn’t want to stop feeling her warmth at his side. Then he was in the kitchen, brewing […]
Take a load off, Vandals
UI students break down the hobbies they picked up while being cooped up
COVID-19 gave many University of Idaho students a really long, stressful spring break spanning from mid-March to mid-August. Students left campus and were met with quarantine, strange living situations, unemployment, […]