Different story in second spring — First team offense and defense roll in spring game
It didn’t take long for the “gold” team — which was wearing black jerseys — to get on the scoreboard during last Friday’s Silver and Gold spring game.
One video at a time — Online campaign encourages individuals to share random acts of kindness
The Center for Volunteerism and Social Action is trying to encourage the University of Idaho community to be kind through a campaign called Nice Nominations.
Earthquakes rock Challis — Recent ‘swarm’ of earthquakes a concern for Challis residents
Is the Yellowstone super volcano about to blow and wipe out the United States?
BPA exposure affects fetal heart — Monkeys used in UI study of BPA testing
A University of Idaho researcher reported bisphenol A or BPA, induced changes in the fetal heart development of rhesus monkeys.
Memories of Minidoka — Photojournalist Teresa Tamura visits campus, presents stories of Japanese internment
Robert “Bob” Sato was 16 when Pearl Harbor was bombed, and shortly thereafter, Executive Order 9066 was signed into action.
KUOI News — April 25th, 2014.
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Finals Fest tickets now free for students
ASUI Vandal Entertainment has made the decision that student tickets for Finals Fest will now be free. The event, which will feature the indie-pop dance band Grouplove in addition to […]
Epps arrested for DUI
Idaho wide receiver Dezmon Epps was arrested for driving under the influence early Sunday morning in Pullman, according to Pullman police. The incident, which occurred at 800 NE Ruby St., […]
Idaho fails to meet APR standards, ineligible for postseason play
Idaho football is ineligible for the 2014 postseason after facing penalties from the NCAA due to unsatisfactory APR scores, Idaho announced this morning. The program will also have to cut […]