On Saturday, June 14, from 1-3 p.m., Indivisible Moscow will hold a “No Kings” protest in Ghormley Park. Nearly 15 “NO KINGS” events are scheduled around Idaho, joining over 1,600 nationally and ...

On Thursday, June 5, Governor Brad Little announced that the Idaho State Police will partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to transport undocumented or unauthorized incarcerated ...

A year ago, forward Jennifer Aadland was trying to find her love for basketball again. On Monday, she signed her first professional contract with Sparta Bertrange of Luxembourg’s top division, a goal ...

Young and old, those in colorful clothes and streetwear, allies, and out-of-the-closet attendees alike all showed up for the Canyon County Pride Festival last Sunday. With such a diverse crowd, […] ...

With finals week on its way, the University of Idaho is looking forward to the 130th Spring Graduation and Commencement. According to a press release from UI Executive Director of Communications Jodi ...

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With the end of spring semester being a few weeks away, it’s time for returning students to search for and prepare housing arrangements. Securing your plans early on can help to avoid the stress of ...

The University of Idaho recently announced their plans for adjustments in student fees for fiscal year 2025-26 during a meeting on March 27. The approved plan includes a $21.90 overall increase per ...

Two moose that have been living on the University of Idaho campus have been relocated. Idaho Fish and Game tranquilized a cow moose and her calf last week and moved them to a more remote area outside ...

Anti-intellectualism, marked by opposition to or distrust of education and intellectual pursuits, has grown in the last decade. This movement is damaging Americans’ trust in science and medicine. Matt ...

On Feb. 27, Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 93, creating the Parental Choice Tax Credit program. To many Idahoans, this came as a surprise—over 32,000 residents contacted the office in ...

Keiko Ogura, an atomic bomb survivor, spoke to University of Idaho students in a webinar on Tuesday in partnership with the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, CLASS and the Habib Institute for Asian ...