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Out of 173 plays, four were selected to perform at a regional conference at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Sacramento, Calif., Feb. 18-22, including the University of […]
La. Tech 67, Idaho 61 Close, but no cigar. That was the case for Idaho in Saturday’s showdown between the league’s only unbeaten team and a Vandal team that could […]
In a thriller, Idaho junior Beatriz Flores came from behind at the No. 6 singles spot and erased a 4-1 deficit in the second set to help the Vandal women’s […]
The Idaho women’s basketball team came up just short of beating Louisiana Tech for the first time in program history when La. Tech’s Whitney Frazier banked in a buzzer-beating 3-pointer […]
The Vandals may be a team receiving AP Top 25 votes if collegiate games were only played to one half.
The University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival brings the community and beyond together to celebrate the talent, artistry and passion of jazz music, but something often overlooked is the […]
The workshop “Hamp’s Legacy: The International Jazz Collections at UI” is the brainchild of two men, Garth Reese and Barry Bilderback.
Art and science find convergence at the University of Idaho, said Robert Rinker, associate professor in the computer science department.
During the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, thousands of perspective students flood the University of Idaho campus for the four-day event. Many UI colleges are taking advantage of this opportunity to […]
For Christa Davis, KRUMP started three springs back at a national conference in San Diego, Calif. But for Thomas Johnson, aka Tommy the Clown, it began more than 20 years […]