University of Idaho Student Magazine
Olivia Remmerden knew she wanted to be a teacher at 8 years old. “I have this distinct memory from my second grade class where we had to draw pictures of […]
There are approximately 40 million Americans, or 12 percent of the United States population, living with a disability, according to 2016 census bureau data. Of those Americans, the most recent […]
Smell. Taste. Swish. Behind the artistry embedded in the flavors and aromas of each craft beer lies a simple, yet precise science — a science with taste. An amalgamation of […]
Delaney Fitzgerald likes to think of her chosen career path as a superpower — a power many other women her age are also working toward. The University of Idaho third-year […]
At first glance, Gladish Community and Cultural Center in Pullman is an old, brick building meant for quaint community meetings and children’s birthday parties. To the Palouse River Rollers, it […]
In 1901, when Eric Odberg’s great-great-grandfather settled in Genesee, Idaho, he could look out his window and find rolling hills saturated with rich soil as far as his eye could […]
“I strive to be happy in life. I believe you should always do things with a purpose, and to never do something unless it is going to make you happy. […]
Marci Miller and Greg Freistadt’s lives revolve around food. From growing it, to cooking it, to cultivating their days around it — food has become part of their lifestyle.
By Taryn Hadfield They wore a flannel shirt, black jeans and Vans. Nothing from their appearance revealed masculinity or femininity. Their gender identity was a question left ambiguous and unanswered. “I’m […]
In 2016 about 4.25 million people visited Yellowstone National Park for its wilderness and recreational features — the busiest year yet. The nationally owned land sits atop a volcanic hotspot […]