Miss Independent
The Idaho State Board of Education will meet Friday at noon to discuss the University of Idaho’s athletic future. The move would allow Idaho to explore football independence as well […]
Month: August 2012
Texas Tech-nicality
Most things about this season’s Idaho soccer program are looking to be unprecedented — schedule included.
Ground it out
Unlike the first two scrimmages of fall camp, it was the running game that took over the spotlight Thursday afternoon at the Kibbie Dome for the third pre-season scrimmage.
Finally: Akey announces Blackman as starting quarterback
The veil of secrecy has been lifted on the Idaho quarterback controversy and junior Dominique Blackman has emerged as the starter for the Vandals’ season-opener.
Mix Tape — time to rise and shine
Coffee and I are BFFs. For me, there’s no such thing as a designated “coffee time” — it always has my back with a much-needed caffeine boost. Here are a […]
Donor goal no challenge for Vandal Challenge
The University of Idaho Vandal Challenge campaign pushed UI past 12,000 total fiscal-year donors during its two-month run from April 30 to June 30, according to Annual Giving Director Mandy […]
The “new office smell” of sustainability
The University of Idaho Sustainability Center has merged with the Office of Community Partnerships and gained a makeover of its Shoup Hall office spaces as well as its mission.
Blackout in a can — Four Loko still surfacing at college campuses nation-wide, awareness still not where it needs to be
By: Shannon Haselhuhn, UI Health Education Coordinator In fall of 2010, police were called to a house party near Central Washington University in Ellensburg. First responders to the party found dozens of […]
No home in U.S. — Nation’s political future shaped by conservatives, not liberals
Amidst encroaching elections, the cliché of our republic as polarized is wrong. Wrong if “polarized” infers opposed forces on a liberal-conservative spectrum.
Paying for it — Getting a college education is a worthy, world investment
At the end of July, a Senate committee released a report showing that for-profit colleges are hurting American students.