Bitten by Bulldogs, buried the Bison
Two weekend series, two splits. That seems to be the early season recipe for Idaho soccer, as the Vandals once again lost their Friday match before winning Sunday.
Month: August 2012
UI dependents receive more aid, no institutional scholarships
The University of Idaho approved a new benefit for dependents of UI employees that would waive 50 percent of the student’s tuition, but accepting the waiver means giving up all […]
Hold nothing back
Four years can pass in the blink of an eye, especially when you’re doing what you love. That’s definitely the case for Idaho middle blocker Alex Sele, who is starting […]
Athletes of the week
Jill Flockhart- Soccer The Vandals went 1-1 on the weekend, falling to Gonzaga and dominating North Dakota State. Flockhart was a bright spot in the Vandal midfield, scoring Idaho’s first […]
Still a champ
Seven-time Tour De France champion Lance Armstrong announced Thursday that he would give up the fight to clear his name of doping charges from the USADA. Armstrong has been hounded […]
New adviser assists students with major, career decisions
Job and internship seekers can find help with the University of Idaho’s new manager for career advising and professional development, Eric Anderson.
Poverty problems: Local forum seeks solution to poverty on the Palouse
Although there aren’t any tent cities or homeless people sleeping under bridges on the Palouse, poverty is still an issue — an invisible one, City of Moscow Mayor Nancy Chaney […]
Colors of hope
The Light a Candle program sponsored by the Gritman Medical Foundation will host its first Colors of Hope 5k fun run at 9 a.m. Sept. 15.
Farm Bill stuck in partisan rut
Frank Priestley | Idaho Farm Bureau President The U.S. Congress recently broke for its annual August recess without completing work on a new five-year farm bill. Although the Senate and the House […]