Running after hours – “You have the city to yourself in a way”
Lauren Heryford isn”t being chased – she just likes running at night. “I don”t like running into people I know – they see you and are like, “Wow, you”re really […]
Running around campus– UI Track and Field and Cross Country teams to host 5k run throughout campus
The University of Idaho Track and Field and Cross Country programs will host Run Like a Vandal Saturday. Participants can register for the 5k race online for $15 or for […]
An epic e-sport – Vandal LoL has grown to be the largest club on campus
The biggest club on campus began with four people around a table. Vandal LoL, UI”s League of Legends club, began about three years ago when current club […]
Battle royale at UI Law– UI law students go up against each other in the mock trial tournament
Most students have seen their fair share of crime movies – watching lawyers defend their client with passion and hard facts, often leaving the jury in awe. “You kind of […]
Protesters hand out flyers denouncing local religious leader Douglas Wilson
University of Idaho student Jessy Forsmo-Shadid and a small group of activists stood in Friendship Square Sept. 29. “Are you guys scared?” Forsom-Shadid asked the five women surrounding her as […]
Slip sliding away – An 81-year-old Greek tradition discontinued for safety reasons
The University of Idaho Dean of Students Office announced Oct. 2 that the Delta Tau Delta slip and slide, an annual tradition on campus for more than 80 years, […]
Support for medical amnesty – ASUI passes resolution in support of lobbying for a medical amnesty bill this spring
As Senator Joe Madsen introduced a resolution in support of ASUI lobbying for a statewide medical amnesty bill this spring, he said ASUI is now in the big leagues. “We […]
Silencing the slip-and-slide – The cancelation of a popular Greek tradition was a complex decision for UI administration
Over the years, the notoriously steep hill behind the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house became particularly famous for the slip and slide event the fraternity hosts on the slope every […]
Capital punishment in the U.S. – Why our country”s justice system is faulty
The constitutionality of the death penalty is being brought back to light due to a recent case in Oklahoma, and for good reason. If you have read the news over […]
A note of well wishes to Jack McIver
I served as Senior Executive to John “Jack” McIver, vice president of Research and Economic Development, after I left the interim University of Idaho presidency in the summer of 2009, […]