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When Rob Spear began his position as Athletic Director in 2004, his goals were the same as the ones he has today: to consolidate all of Idaho’s varsity sports into […]
When it comes to the Connecticut Huskies, Idaho’s first round women’s NCAA Tournament opponent on Saturday, there isn’t much to say — aside from the seven national championships, five straight […]
Hiking, camping, fishing, and star gazing are not considered traditional teaching methods, but they are for the University of Idaho College of Natural Resources program Semester in the Wild. The […]
Glen Galinda said regardless of color on the outside, everyone needs blood on the inside to survive.
Eight years, eight films, one drink, lots of food, $10 — this year’s LUNAFEST film festival had something for everybody.
Undefeated Our Journ****sts in Paris intramural soccer team won the first game of the season. One more win and it’ll be our best record yet. — Lindsey Happy Birthday … … […]
This week, with little notice and less celebration, we passed the 10th anniversary of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Judged as the 21st Century’s Vietnam War, the Iraq War should go down […]
Last month, widespread protests erupted across Egypt, challenging President Mohamed Morsi’s control over the country. The protests were in opposition to the newly proposed Egyptian constitution and actions taken by […]
Re-adjusting to school is always a struggle after spring break. Most students are probably preparing to celebrate the end of a stress-filled week. An influx of about 800 high school […]
After a home win followed by an undefeated spring break tournament in New Orleans, the Idaho women’s tennis team will go on the road again this weekend to play Denver […]