Michelle Mills

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so here are some things to be aware of according to statistics shared by the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network:

Every 98 seconds an American is sexually […]

Once upon a time, in a world music class, a Tanzanian music professor taught his students that there is no single word in most African cultures to describe music. There is one word to encompass music, but they […]

“I don’t think you’re going to make it as a nurse. You know, might be able to be a teacher, but in all reality, probably what you should be is a secretary like your mom.”

Dr. Lita Burns, NIC’s Vice President […]

Booths lined the entry to the SUB and trailed into the dining area during the club fair on Feb. 16. They displayed a range of  activities and attractions from “pin the heart on the body,” to towel sculptures of e […]

The medical assistant program is a well-kept secret gem at NIC. It is small, but thriving, according to the program director and instructor, Cindy Pavel.

The American Association of Medical Assistants agrees. […]

A group of people came together in a scene that looked like a real-life version of the board game Clue. But instead of trying to figure out if it was Mrs. Peacock in the dining room with the candlestick, the team […]

A new collaborative-use building has been approved by the NIC board of trustees in their Dec. 12 meeting, which will continue to expand campus like the rec center, which is nearing completion.

The new building […]

Legend has it that the kings of old used to resolve war by playing the game of chess instead of participating in battle. If only all conflict could be solved in such a nonviolent manner. Or can it?

Rational […]

It was a small group of early birds at the coffee connection, up early at 7 a.m. to learn about how Federal Indian Policy affects the tribes in Idaho.

Inside the Human Rights Institute, Rhylee Marchand, the […]

The rock monster got tired of eating fish, and found a squirrel family starting to make stew for dinner. They heard the rock monster coming and told their squirrel children to hide in their tepee. The rock monster […]

NOLA: Day 1

I’ve always wanted to go to New Orleans, and the Excellence in Journalism conference put on by the Society of Professional Journalists gave me two excellent reasons to go.

My New Orleans e […]

The atmosphere behind the SUB crackled with excitement and anticipation of the upcoming year during the Day of Welcome Tuesday. NIC campus was abuzz with new faces, familiar faces and faculty faces. What they had […]

The NIC music department performed the “All Things Great and Small concert April 28, featuring a variety of orchestral music spanning hundreds of years and dozens of instruments.

Performances included pieces by […]

Look out Pitch Perfect, the NIC Cardinal Chorale and chamber choir could be competition. From gospel to Irish medleys, and bluegrass to classical, the Musical Roots concert had it covered.

No matter what they […]

The left brains of North Idaho College came together on April 12 to display their works of genius at a science, technology, engineering and math exposition.

The upstairs level of the SUB overflowed with robots, […]

Something special was going on. Children swarmed the Boys & Girls Club center in Post Falls. Their jubilant voices chattered a constant stream. One room hosted crafts, most of which sparkled and left glittery […]

A haven from religion: that’s how NIC student Monika Seitz describes her newly founded club. It’s a club for anyone whose beliefs may drift off of the beaten path of religion, a club for people who consider the […]

Shaun Andrews focused intently on his quadcopter as he guided it through a series of hoops lit up with strands of colorful lights. The quadcopter, also known as a drone or UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle), came to […]