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The 2013 Borah Symposium has wrapped and Laura Thomas, educational initiatives coordinator for Right To Play Canada, said she was glad to be a part of the 65-year-old event.
In the spring ASUI election, 21.2 percent of undergraduates voted, which according to the University of Idaho Director of Student Involvement Colleen Quinn, is 3.5 percent higher than the national […]
The University of Idaho and Boise State University are rivals in athletics, but the competition stops when it comes to the standards of being an Idaho university.
The origin of the journey is important, University of Idaho Interim President Don Burnett said.
The Ravens Scholar Program assists students with autism at the University of Idaho to become as successful as possible in academia and prepare them for the future.
The Moscow City Council is considering the approval of the Safe Community Offender Accountability Program.
In its first WAC match of the season, the Idaho women’s tennis team left Arlington, Texas, with a 6-1 loss against No. 63 Denver. The team will wind down its […]
The third week of outdoor competition features a meet the Vandals attend regularly and one they haven’t visited in years. It is also the season debut for most of the […]
Idaho never truly recovered from its disappointment in Las Vegas last year. Going in as the No. 3 seed in the 2012 Western Athletic Conference Tournament, the Vandals were buzzing. […]
Idaho soccer hosts trio of matches The Vandal womens soccer team will conclude its spring season Saturday and Sunday, when it hosts three matches on the SprinTurf. The limited spring […]