Opinion: Loss and Reset
The perfect storm hit Moscow Thursday in the form of a great defense. Idaho’s luck finally ran out because they could not deal with the stout defense that limited them […]
Month: February 2018
Opinion: Wildcat Roadblock
After looking nearly unstoppable for the past month, Idaho has suddenly been stuck in their tracks dropping their past two games, most recently to Weber State Saturday. It was the […]
Women’s Basketball: Perimeter Pressure
The Idaho women’s basketball squad suffered their second loss in a row to Weber State Saturday with a final score of 105-88. A great shooting performance from Weber State boosted […]
Men’s Basketball: Late-game Wildcat-withering
Unlike Moscow’s exterior Saturday night, fans huddled in Dee Events Center in Ogden, Utah witnessed periodic junctures of extended dryness — scoring droughts were prevalent on both ends. Idaho men’s […]
Care about class
It is important to attend classes, even when the attendance policy is lenient
When I returned home from my first winter break my brother asked, “What is the best thing about being in college?” After rolling around a few answers in my […]
Pinching pennies
ASUI agrees to send one delegate to Boise leadership conference
ASUI Senate discussed one bill Wednesday night regarding sending a delegate to Boise for a leadership conference. Sen. Nicole Skinner made an amendment to the bill, changing the amount of […]
Women’s Basketball: Nine and gone
Idaho State came and left, taking with them Idaho’s winning streak. The Idaho women’s basketball team lost to Idaho State 62-52 in Memorial Gym Thursday. “I think our ball movement […]
Tennis: Early season sweep
Idaho men vs Northern Colorado The Vandals came out on top again as they continued their road trip to Northern Colorado with a score of 6-1. Idaho (2-3, 2-0) won […]
Men’s Basketball: In-state ambush
Riding high on a six-game winning-streak, Idaho trekked about 530 miles south to Pocatello Thursday night, carrying a metaphorical duffel chock-full of morale and down-the-stretch momentum — it was a […]
Narrowing the scope
Mental illness may be a component of increased shootings in the U.S., but it isn’t the correct justification
Feb. 14, a day widely synonymous with love, was instead filled with sorrow as 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle on his former classmates at Marjory Stoneman […]