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“The University community values people of diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnicities, sexes, gender identities, mental and/or physical abilities, citizenship, nationalities, sexual orientations, religious backgrounds, ages, epistemologies, academic disciplines, veteran status, […]
‘Down for maintenance’ is what students have been receiving from the FAFSA page since late December when it opened for its ‘soft launch’, debuting its new form. The form must […]
Aries (March 21-April 20) Remember that you can’t be everywhere at once this month. Ignore the fear of missing out and simply take a deep breath to enjoy your own […]
Toast, cheese and eggs are great on their own, but they’re even better when you put them together! This cheesy egg sandwich is a super easy meal to make, and […]
At 7:30 p.m. on both March 1 and 2, the UI Music Department will be performing “Die Fledermaus” in the Hartung Theatre. Tickets are free for students enrolled in the […]
The Northern Colorado Bears won 76-62 Thursday night, sweeping Idaho for the season. However, both teams took their best jabs at each other in the first half. With the Bears […]
The Vandals’ combination of lackluster shooting and pitiful paint defense led to their worst point total of the season, resulting in a 57-38 loss to the Northern Colorado Bears Thursday […]
On this past Wednesday, German Rear Admiral Ulrich Reineke delivered a presentation about the war in Ukraine. The event was hosted by the Martin Institute as a part of Reineke’s […]
Humble, outgoing, passionate, and creative are four words that junior forward Kennedy Johnson characterizes herself as. Johnson, who wears #21 for the Idaho women’s basketball team, has been a consistent […]
The Idaho women’s basketball team is returning home with two road victories this week. The Vandals will look to keep moving up the rankings as they take on Northern Colorado […]