Leaving an impact
Gerry Hagedorn was not just a Moscow native, Vandal alumnus, lover of athletics or financial donor –he was a true Vandal. Hagedorn died Monday, but his legacy will remain with […]
Author: Elizabeth Rudd
Gerry Hagedorn leaves legacy as true Vandal fan, supporter
Gerry Hagedorn was not just a Moscow native, Vandal alumnus, lover of athletics or financial donor –he was a true Vandal.
Living on the line for truth
Images and stories of war and death are enough to disgust an average person, but most people push the horrors of the world out of their minds after a short […]
Living on the line for truth
Images and stories of war and death are enough to disgust an average person, but most people push the horrors of the world out of their minds after a short […]
Athletes of the Weekend
Almundena Sanz Sophomore women’s tennis player Almundena Sanz was named WAC Verizon Player of the Week after achieving a combined 5-1 for singles and doubles against Colorado State, Northern Colorado […]
Unused funds surface in audit
An audit of all departments receiving funds from the dedicated student fee has made it possible for ASUI President Samantha Perez to recommend a zero percent increase to the fee […]
Religion does not define friendship
Religion has been known to cause rifts — that’s no secret. People disagree on what values should be most important, what acts are sinful and where we go after we […]
Religion does not define friendship
Religion has been known to cause rifts — that’s no secret. People disagree on what values should be most important, what acts are sinful and where we go after we […]
Drawing the line for sarcasm
Sarcasm has a place in our everyday conversations, and it will inevitably pop up. Most of the time it’s funny, warranted and accepted — but sometimes it’s not.