Olympic athlete returns as volunteer coach
Two-time Olympian, Idaho alumni and Idaho assistant coach Angela Whyte volunteers her time to coach UI track and field athletes as she continues her career as a professional athlete. Whyte […]
Month: February 2012
Tampons, condoms and now Plan B
Snacks, stickers, condoms, tampons, decongestants and pregnancy tests aren’t the only items in vending machines available for students at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. Now they can purchase Plan B One-Step, […]
On the road
For the first time this season, the Idaho track and field team will travel more than 10 miles for a meet. After competing in Pullman for the first two meets […]
Revenge state of mind for La. Tech
Revenge has to be the only thing on the mind of Louisiana Tech coach Michael White.
Poor mine regulations hurt Idaho environment, workers
They say art imitates life. Occasionally it’s the other way around. But sometimes, life imitates … “The Simpsons.”
Soccer city USA taking over world
Seattle sports fans are in a slump and have been for a while now. The Sonics are still gone, the Mariners are still at the bottom of the AL West, […]
Vandals look to bust Broncos
If there is one school every Vandal team wants to punish each year, it’s Boise State. The Idaho women’s tennis team will get its chance when the Broncos host the […]
Vandals stun Aggies in OT
It took an overtime period and a few melodramatic 3-pointers, but Vandal women’s basketball pulled out a third-consecutive WAC victory and its first home WAC victory of the season, beating […]
Women prep for Techsters battle
Following its recent road-sweep, and overtime with Thursday over New Mexico State, Idaho women’s basketball is back in contention for the WAC, but will face a tough test at 5:30 […]
Big men seal the deal for Idaho
Theo Lawson Argonaut In what proved to be an overwhelming task for the Vandal men’s basketball team, it was Idaho (14-11, 6-4 WAC) who overwhelmed New Mexico State (17-3, […]