Stegner has roots at Idaho
Joe Stegner knows a lot about grain, seeds and state politics, attributes he feels qualify him best for the open position of special assistant to the president for government relations […]
Month: October 2011
Staying warm this winter
With Moscow’s unpredictable weather, preparation is needed to ensure appropriate heating and cooling is available to students and faculty year-round.
Sanchez keynote speaker
Human security is a global issue that affects many. It is also the focus of the 2011 Borah Symposium.
Poor design, lack of funding, leads to neglected TLC
Classrooms in the Teaching and Learning Center may need more TLC — tender love and care — said Dinah Zeiger, UI Journalism and Mass Media professor. Zeiger said the room […]
Occupy Moscow takes over
Protestors from Occupy Moscow will gather in Friendship Square from 4 to 7 p.m. everyday until they see a change in the business-government relationship. “We are asking for a separation […]
Hammon stresses contact
Wayne Hammon, finalist for the special assistant to the president for the governmental relations position, said Monday that the University of Idaho needs to connect with the governor’s office and […]
Another WAC award for Victoria Lozano
Victoria Lozano played great tennis through September and it paid off, earning her the WAC Women’s Tennis Player of the Month Award.
Cyclo-cross men take first
Cyclo-cross requires competitors to navigate tight turns, steep climbs, gravel, sand and sometimes dismount from their bikes to climb over obstacles. Idaho Vandal Cycling tested its skill in the sport […]
Dressed up to get dirty
Anyone out for a walk just before 11 a.m. Saturday near Taylor Field may have assumed a fashion show was going to take place, as a couple dozen women were […]
Falling flat
The Vandals extended their losing streak to four games after dropping their Homecoming game to La. Tech 24-11 Saturday.