Petrino pleased with signees
Petrino addresses needs with latest recruiting class When the season finished Nov. 29, Idaho didn’t have a single recruit committed to its football program. Now, just over two months later, […]
‘Malek Strong’
Spokane native signs with Idaho despite cancer diagnosis High school senior Jace Malek was surrounded by friends, family and coaches Wednesday as he signed his letter of intent and officially […]
Art community in Commons
MFA student invites others to help work on thesis art project Tucked away in the Reflections Gallery in the this week was Lianne Wappett, a University of Idaho senior concentrating on […]
Shooting dooms Vandals
Stacey Barr’s 26-point, 15-rebound performance in vain Despite a night in which Stacey Barr scored 26 points, including 10 from the free-throw line, the Vandals still struggled to get anything […]
WBB: Montana State 76 – Idaho 65
Despite a night in which Stacey Barr scored 26 points, including 10 from the free-throw line, the Vandals still struggled to get anything going offensively as they fell to Montana […]
Staying on the Palouse
Idaho track and field set to compete against its former championship coach This weekend marks the first time the Idaho track and field team and its new coach Tim Cawley […]
Don’t call me nigga
The word’s history continues to make it unacceptable I refuse to use the word “nigga” in my everyday vocabulary. The society that we live in, though, begs to differ.
Deregulating concealed carry
Bill introduced to loosen carry permit restrictions BOISE — Idaho residents may be able to carry a concealed firearm without a permit in the near future if a bill that […]
A shared experience
On-campus living requirement increases retention, creates campus culture Question: Why do first-year students have to live on campus? From the perspective of the University of Idaho, it is better to […]
Facing the flames
UI students turn passion for fire ecology into practice Although fighting fires, surveying land and conducting prescribed burnings aren’t routine parts of most students’ summers, Kyle Swanstrom and Ryan Simler […]