November Horoscopes
What can you expect for November?
Aries (March 21-April 19): This month you should focus on completing tasks. You may be feeling burned out and unmotivated, but these months until the new year are important. […]
UI smokes competition in Battle of the Chefs
Chef Michael defeats BSU and ISU chefs in cook-off
The second annual Battle of the Chefs took place in UI’s Eatery on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Three Idaho chefs were challenged to cook, prepare, and present their dishes to a […]
Vandals comeback bid falls short in 67-62 battle with BYU
Vandals, led by Hassmann’s 23 points, pushed the Cougars to the brink
It all came down to the final minute. The Idaho Vandals women’s basketball team trailed the BYU Cougars by 16 at halftime but had cut the lead to 61-59 with […]
Vandals return home for first of final two of their season
UI falls to the Montana State despite hot start
The Vandals returned home to the Memorial Gym off their short two-game road trip dropping straight sets to Sacramento State and Portland State. They welcomed the 7-15 Bobcats who defeated […]
Long voting lines cause frustration
Registration machines to blame
Gus Trudell-Richardson, a UI student voter, stood in line for nearly seven hours before he could cast his ballot on Election Day. He and many other students experienced long waiting […]
UI professor cracks the code to reduce beer explosions
How Paul Rowley has found a solution for a problem facing breweries
A recent experiment led by University of Idaho professor Paul Rowley has led to the potential solution of using “killer yeasts” to prevent beer from exploding during production. This experiment, […]
Trump elected as President
Republicans also gain majority in house and senate
Democrat Kamala Harris conceded the election yesterday after Republican Donald Trump declared victory early in the day when his Electoral College victory appeared secure. According to the Associated Press, […]
Proposition 1 loses
McCann, Foreman, and Mitchell beat Idaho Democrats in election
Incumbent Republican candidate Russ Fulcher won the spot of United States Representative for District 1. Fulcher received 52.2% of the votes. Kaylee Peterson, Democratic, received 44.36%, Matt Loesby, Libertarian, received 2.34% and […]
OPINION: The electoral college is oppressive and outdated
With a history rooted in slavery and a controversial air surrounding it, it's about time the U.S. abolishes the voting process
American politics are far from perfect. Plenty of governmental processes that were established decades or even hundreds of years ago continue to cause strife for American citizens to this day. […]
Rallying for Change: The Vandals’ New Coach and the Road Ahead
Vandals welcome third head coach in three years
For the third consecutive year, Idaho women’s basketball is in a new era with a new leader at the helm. After some poor mishandling of a contract from the athletic […]