Coffee Camaraderie
Working as a coffee shop barista is a combination of short, intense customer rushes followed by longer quiet spells. For some employees, the whole process just increases the appeal.
Leading in law
The certainty of being qualified for prospective jobs became a vital question for Spencer Lay as he entered his third year of law school in 2014. Lay, along with the […]
Fighting through the night
Rain is falling, but University of Idaho’s Professor of Military Science Brad Martin wouldn’t have it any other way. “It’s good for them,” he tells fifth-year senior and Army ROTC’s […]
Cohesion: A profile of a modern family
Tiny characters burst and twirl through the small studio packed with parents and family members. Blank ceramic mugs, bowls and plates line the shelves awaiting personalization. Plain wooden figures and […]
Headed for the border
As University of Idaho’s director of tennis, Jeff Beaman was the stabilizing force in UI’s tennis program for almost a decade. Beaman served as the head coach of the men’s […]
A family away from home Vandaleers continue long-standing tradition on campus
A Gregorian chant echoed through the Administration Building Auditorium, sung by the Vandaleer Concert Choir. All voices sang loud and with passion — except for one. One voice couldn’t be […]
Students get a lift Ride-share programs help UI, WSU students get in, out and around the Palouse
For college students without a car, everything is a little more complicated and time consuming. Transporting groceries to and from the store, visiting anywhere outside of city limits and finding […]
Going wild
The students wear tight, mostly black spandex clothing, their bare feet taped like athletes. Some wear half-fingered gloves on their hands. They are instructed to lie on the dry forest […]