Environmental awareness
strong connection with nature, and one in particular believes indigenous values are crucial to reducing humanity’s impact on the environment.
Month: October 2011
Do your potato chips look like zebras?
A disease in potatoes originally found in New Mexico has traveled to Idaho. The disease — “Zebra Chip” — has no known threat to humans, but this disease is an […]
Biking out of Harrison a nice change
The University of Idaho Outdoor Program will take part in the Trail of the Coeur d’Alene’s Bike Trip Saturday.
Like a broken record
The story hasn’t changed in five straight weeks for the Vandals, as Idaho dropped its fifth straight game of the season Saturday in Las Cruces, N.M., 31-24.
Buchanan hit career mark of 174
Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan captured her 174th career victory Saturday night, tying Tom Hilbert for the most wins in school history as the Vandals kept their winning streak alive in […]
Seattle out of the Andrew Luck lottery
Pete Carroll wants to “Win Forever,” so he wrote a book about it. I have never read the book, but I assume he talks about his will and determination to […]
Midfielder makes only goal against New Mexico State
If there was one word to describe Idaho’s season thus far, it would not be ordinary.
Walker’s future bright
Vandal volleyball’s Allison Walker received another WAC honor last week when she was named the conference player of the week for the second time in her career.
Women now prepare for the spring season
The Vandal women’s tennis team didn’t have any top finishers, but still played well at the ITA Regional Tournament in Las Vegas.