Last looks for Verlin
LCSC offers another chance to improve defense before regular season Following a high-flying exhibition opener last Friday, the Idaho men’s basketball team now prepares for its second of two exhibition […]
News Briefs
VP for advancement search begins University of Idaho Vice President for Finance and Administration Ron Smith announced Tuesday the committee members tasked with conducting the national search to fill the […]
Women’s tennis wraps up fall season
Fall season to wrap up in Spokane, Cobra officially named head coach Another fall campaign is almost complete for Idaho women’s tennis. After solid tournaments throughout late September and all […]
Bringing the height
Nahshon George should have immediate role for men’s basketball For all the things Hawaii is known for, high-level high school basketball is probably not among them. Despite that, Nahshon George, […]
Celebrating heritage
UI Native American students celebrate Native American Heritage Month Ike Martinez, a University of Idaho sophomore and member of the Spokane Tribe, said he finds it ironic Native American Heritage […]
Chop, cook to victory
The third biannual UI Iron Chef competition was a good ol’ fashioned food fight, hosted in the Bob’s Place arena Wednesday evening.
Exhibition excellence
Women’s basketball has strong showing in exhibition game Tuesday Playing in its first game since its opening round loss to Louisville in the 2014 NCAA Tournament in March, the Idaho […]
Defining womanhood
Feminism is a protector of true womanhood The definition of womanhood is hard to pin down. According to Andrew Jenson, an opinion writer for The Argonaut, womanhood is the physical […]
Voting against photo ID
Mandatory ID laws about more than preventing voter fraud The right to vote is one of the most fundamental rights given to a U.S. citizen. Midterms may be over, but one of […]