Letter to the Editor
Vote for Jordan Idaho Rep. Cindy Agidius’ first term has been a disappointment. She was elected to represent Benewah and Latah counties two years ago. But last spring, when the […]
New conference, no problem — Idaho volleyball in position to take regular season title
The move to the Big Sky Conference doesn’t seem to have hampered the Idaho volleyball team as it closes in on the final stretch of conference play. Last year, the […]
The lonely ring — Divorce is not always the best solution
A decade ago, the news of my friends’ parents being separated was so scandalous it became the center of our classmates’ daily conversations. Of course, my friend was upset — […]
Idaho enters final weekend of conference competition
In the Big Sky Conference, 10 of the 11 teams are still in contention for a berth in the Big Sky Tournament that kicks off Nov. 6. Of those 10, […]
Renewed rivalry — Idaho vs. Idaho State volleyball match Saturday sets stage for in-state rivalry
Sports rivalries are usually based on geography, but after years of playing in separate conferences the Idaho-Idaho State rivalry faltered in volleyball. Now, the rivalry is back and more important […]
Another equal rights setback — Otter still fights a losing battle
The state of same-sex marriage in Idaho has been characterized by a rather tenacious tug of war. Oct. 15 marked the first day same-sex couples could legally marry in the […]
Vandals, Vikings and Bears, oh my
Parity is defined as the state or condition of being equal. The condition defines the Big Sky Conference soccer standings as teams head into the final stretch of the season. […]
Elections are coming
Austin Karstetter chose to attend the University of Idaho for two main reasons: the Greek system and UI’s student government.
Calling Vandal volunteers — Make a Difference Day serves as reminder of the importance of volunteering
The population of Moscow grows by more than 11,000 every fall as students return to school, and with it, so does the strain on the community and its resources.
A plan for online ed
An old real estate cliche should play a key role in the long-term future of online education at the University of Idaho, according to Terry Ratcliff, recently appointed executive director […]