University of Idaho Student Magazine
The brightly painted traffic box you pass every day on your way to work. The mural painted on the wall outside your favorite coffee shop. The sculpture planted in the […]
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, […]
You’ve seen them on bumper stickers and postcards, in movies and TV series, video games, roadside attractions, museums, even in advertising for insurance commercials; an immensely tall, shaggy, slightly hunched, […]
A woman’s home office is enveloped in books, articles, and scraps of paper from the floor to the ceiling. Literary awards and promotional posters line her walls, framing her in […]
Among forests of trees, and countless mountains is a highway that runs its thin stream of pavement along the dirt surface. On the interstate speeds a small vehicle carrying a […]
It’s August, and smoke fills the air, like a hazy, diaphanous sheet. While in the era of Zoom, wildfires were at a record high, charring the Pacific Northwest. We see […]
Leaves of green, And a stump of gold. Fresh fruits of labor, And a knotted heart turned old. Sprouting when rain first met dirt, An envious eye sees all. Thriving […]
Delicately ranging from large mountain tops to lush rainforest ecosystems, the Pacific Northwest offers sublime views, a taste of saltwater air, and an endless richness of hiking and exploring for […]
The Pacific Northwest is notorious for its geographic beauty, hiking trails, National Parks, and granola culture. But what about attractions and things to go do and see? What are other […]
“Salmon are a cultural icon of the Pacific Northwest,” Christopher Caudill, associate professor of fisheries in the College of Natural Resources, said. “They’re an endangered species, so one of the concerns is that by not […]