The Idaho track and field program has been revamped and the Dan O’Brien Track and Field Complex underwent a massive renovation, just in time for Idaho to host the WAC Outdoor Championships.
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Idaho coach remembers McRoyal
Idaho football coach Robb Akey held a press conference on Monday afternoon to talk about wide receiver Ken McRoyal who was killed early Sunday morning. Read the full story »
News briefs 05.03.12
UI student death
University of Idaho student Kayla Houska died of unknown causes Wednesday evening.
State of salaries
The nationwide economy has put many of Idaho’s budget items on the chopping block during the past few years. With many Idahoans out of work, the salaries of top-paid state employees come under direct scrutiny.
Dancers embrace improvisation — Final piece directed by students
The Dance Composition II course put on its final showing of “Crossing Borders,” which is composed of pieces choreographed by students.
Diploma dollars
The graduation ceremony May 12 on the University of Idaho campus will be the last in a series of six commencement ceremonies this year.
UI students, NASA see future of flywheel
Ten University of Idaho students worked with the College of Engineering and NASA to develop an efficient energy storage system for their senior design project and presented their work Wednesday.
Campus fraternity commemorates student’s impact
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is changing its traditional end-of-the year concert to a Never Forget You (NFY) event in honor of Karen Pohl.
‘Tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight’
The University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts is showing the musical comedy “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” tonight, Saturday and Sunday at Hartung Theater.
Leave the books, hit the river
With the advent of summer, the University of Idaho Outdoor Program shifts its focus from white powder to whitewater.
Control the pace
It’s off to Seattle for the Idaho club lacrosse team Saturday where the Vandals will face Oregon in the PNCLL Final Four.
The Vandals came into last Saturday’s contest against Washington needing a win to keep …
So much for civilized discussion
In his attempt to speak out against bullying at the National High School Journalism Convention in Seattle, keynote speaker Dan Savage, founder of the It Gets Better Project, criticized and attacked the Bible. Savage said …
