Road woes hinder Vandals
It can’t be easy being a student-athlete, especially when the team has to travel. Players have to juggle schoolwork, practice and a heap of other responsibilities, and then put everything […]
W Tennis: New look for women’s tennis team
With a new coach at the helm, the Idaho women’s tennis team is set to begin the spring season Thursday against border rival Washington State. In the fall season, interim […]
Wagon wheels
Transformation from run-down barn to art studio Highway 195 takes travelers past a little white barn with an impressive fence. The fence is made of more than 1,000 old wheels […]
Off the cuff
March for Life “We are for the distinct value and worth that are ours on account of Christ. We are for remembering the 55 million lives that have been purposefully ended since […]
Obama visits Idaho
POTUS talks middle class, ending gridlock in Congress According to President Barack Obama, the bluest place in Idaho is in Boise State University’s Albertsons Stadium, which is known for its […]
WBB: North Dakota 68 – Idaho 62
Despite a season high 20-point performance from junior guard Christina Salvatore, the Vandals fell to North Dakota 68-62 Thursday night. On a night in which Idaho’s leading scorer — Stacey […]
MBB: Idaho drops fourth straight to North Dakota
It was a tail of two halves Thursday night in the Cowan Spectrum. The Vandals held an early 15-point lead, but saw that disappear as North Dakota opened the second […]
Sports briefs
Millet honored by WAC Idaho’s all-around standout swimmer Rachel Millet earned WAC Player of the Week honors after taking away victories in every event she swam in during Idaho’s win […]
Upcoming albums in 2015
New year means new music There’s no denying 2014 was a huge year for music. It saw diverse releases, from artists like Taylor Swift, Run the Jewels, Every Time […]
A bigger community
Tragedy reveals the true nature of Moscow In the wake of a tragedy like the one a week and a half ago, everyone has an opinion, everyone wants to be […]