Athletes of the week
Matt Linehan — football Despite splitting first team snaps with sophomore quarterback Chad Chalich all through camp, Matt Linehan has firmly established himself as Idaho’s offensive leader through the first […]
No secrets on social media
App users shouldn’t rely on promises of anonymity The University of Idaho campus is alive with yammer about Yik Yak.
Motivating men
Helping men change rape culture Keith Edwards, a campus speaker and educator, will host the upcoming Katy Benoit Safety Forum with his presentation, titled “Men Ending Rape: a social change […]
Mitchell takes Moscow
U.S. Senate candidate Nels Mitchell talks policy In preparation for U.S. Senate elections on Nov. 14, Idaho’s Democratic nominee Nels Mitchell visited Moscow on Sept. 11 and 12 to meet […]
UI law school hosts Hobby Lobby debate
UI law professor debates Liberty Institute litigator on SCOTUS decision The University of Idaho College of Law held a debate last Thursday regarding the 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision in […]
Record masks improvement
Idaho football improved despite early losses The Idaho football team has improved. I’ve been preaching it since spring, and despite its 0-2 record — I still stand by my words.
Plate tectonics on Europa
UI scientists’ geological discovery indicates possible habitable world Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons, may be closer to being habitable than most planets in the solar system.
Offense shines in loss
Defense dooms Vandals in loss to Western Michigan An explosive showing by the Idaho offense wasn’t enough to down Western Michigan Saturday in the Kibbie Dome as the Broncos countered […]
Andrew Kersten: a dean with CLASS
New dean opens up, life and hobbies Andrew Kersten, the new dean of University of Idaho’s College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, admits he’s a bit of a nerd.
Vandals stop Broncos, Pilots
Idaho improves to 4-6 overall, defeats BSU and Portland at home Sometimes, good things take time.