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Becky Tallent

An award-winning journalist and public relation professional, Rebecca "Becky" Tallent was a journalism faculty member at the University of Idaho for 13 years before her retirement in 2019. Tallent earned her B.A. and M.Ed. degrees in journalism from the University of Central Oklahoma and her Educational Doctorate in Mass Communications from Oklahoma State University. She is of Cherokee descent and is a member of both the Indigenous Journalists Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. She and her husband, Roger Saunders, live in Moscow, Idaho, with their two cats.
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Pope Francis made faith more human

Though I’m not Christian, the writer mourns Pope Francis — a humble, compassionate leader who fought for justice, mercy and humanity for all.
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Another broken promise: Interior sued over cuts to Indigenous schools

The Trump administration’s firing of staff at Indigenous schools, without tribal consultation, leads to a lawsuit over more broken promises.
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Happy Black History Month?

February has been known as Black History Month since 1976. This year, the month takes more ominous tones in light of Trump administrations war against DEI.
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Greenland for sale? Trump’s vision of expansion hits a cultural and ethical wall

Trump’s bid to buy Greenland, rich in rare earth minerals, faces rejection from locals and Denmark, sparking debates on sovereignty, ethics and global relations.
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Death may mute Christmas, but not love

While this holiday season is muted for those of us who lost loved ones in December, by loving people despite our differences, we are truly living the commandment of so many faiths – to care for one another.  
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‘Conclave,’ a film about selecting a new Pope, is rich in grace notes for all

“Conclave” is based on the 2016 novel by Robert Harris examining what could happen during the College of Cardinals conclave following the death of a pope. Be prepared if you see it. There is a twist at the end, but, that ending is the grace note most humans need.
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Eliminating DEI is a backward game for Idaho colleges

Explore the controversy surrounding Idaho's proposed ban on diversity-equity-inclusion (DEI) programs and the potential unintended consequences, especially on Idaho college students and on their schools' bottom line.
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