Volleyball: Thriller in Missoula
Starting in 2000, the Idaho volleyball team defeated Montana and Montana State every time the teams met. Montana ended Idaho’s reign of dominance over the state schools in the fifth […]
Author: Luis Torres
Volleyball: 250th Triumph
The Vandals kicked off Big Sky Conference play with a 3-1 win (25-23, 25-21, 23-25, 25-19 on the road against Montana State Thursday. This is Idaho’s 18th straight win over […]
Volleyball: Full of Potential
In front of a home crowd, the Idaho volleyball team wrapped up tournament play with a win and two losses Thursday and Friday at the Idaho Volleyball Classic. The tournament […]
Not about winning – Vandal Marching Band director focuses on importance of establishing a community
School rivalry is the least of Vandal Marching Band director Spencer Martin’s concerns. His mindset is on building a new tradition that will establish newer connections between Idaho and Washington […]
A bite out of the Palouse — WSU and UI’s joint food science program excels despite transportation challenges
Fifty years of work continues to flourish for the University of Idaho and Washington State University’s School of Food Science.
Volleyball: Five Set Fury Versus Wyoming
The Idaho women’s volleyball team started their last nonconference tournament Thursday at home. The Vandals fell 3-2 (24-26, 25-21, 25-23, 20-25, 11-15) to open the Idaho Volleyball Classic. Three offensive […]
History: The ‘Once In a While Thing’
For over 120 years, Idaho and Washington State have shared the thrill and agony of a tense regional rivalry. Since 2007, the two football teams have only met once. In […]