Written by Emily Carmela Nelson and Olivia Brandon On Valentine’s Day 2025, pop lovers received what may be the greatest gift of all — Sabrina
“Brain rot” is the supposed deterioration of a person’s mental or intellectual state, especially viewed as a result of overconsumption of trivial material considered or
Written by Olivia Brandon and Emily Carmela Nelson This January, The Sierra Club’s Idaho chapter held its “Wild and Scenic Film Festival”. Lisa Young, director
The College of Arts and Sciences Art Passport is an online course that allows students to experience the depth of Idaho’s arts and cultural scene.
In the film community, the month of January is known as “Dumpuary”. During Dumpuary, film studios release films they don’t think will perform well. Surprisingly,
Accomplished singer and songwriter Taylor Swift is officially in her author era. The 14-time Grammy award winner released her new book “Taylor Swift | The
As the city of Boise, Idaho, continues its rapid growth, the local historic buildings stand as enduring witnesses to the city’s evolution. From the stately
Full. Body. Chills. “Hamilton” at The Morrison Center featured a cast who did not miss a beat. The Phillip Touring Company takes a show akin
“We want freedom, we deserve justice, we believe in equality.” This was the mantra that was chanted as the seventh annual Idaho Women’s March welcomed
With the help of hundreds of Idahoans bold enough to take on the January waters of Lucky Peak, Make-A-Wish Idaho raised over $100,000 to bring
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