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It could have been Don Verlin’s darkest hour. Instead, a potentially disastrous loss was averted with 0.5 seconds left in a second overtime when freshman Perrion Callandret slashed to the […]
This is the year for education, “K-through-Career,” Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter said during his State of the State address Monday in Boise. Otter opened up the 2014 Idaho Legislative Session […]
Despite the 2014 legislative session being just a day shy of its commencement date, Idaho’s Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter spoke with reporters and the public during the Associated Press legislative […]
(Photo courtesy of Spencer Farrin) Idaho’s final season in the Western Athletic Conference before bolting for the Big Sky hasn’t quite been the victory lap as expected. Despite the conference […]
Dominant. That is one word to describe an Idaho women’s basketball team that has beat its WAC opponents by a combined 67 points through two games including a 50 point […]
Frustration boiled over Thursday night at the Cowan Spectrum, this time following a conference opening loss for Idaho. Idaho coach Don Verlin declined any media availability following Idaho’s 80-74 loss […]
For 59 minutes and 56 seconds, Idaho had the better of their rivals from Missoula, Mont. Leading by as many as 15 in the game and as many as 12 […]
Idaho’s comeback attempt fell just short as junior guard Stacey Barr missed two 3-point attempts that would have tied the game for Idaho in the closing minutes of the Saturday […]
While most students were finishing up with finals, the Idaho State Board of Education approved a measure that granted the University of Idaho president the right to directly approve changes […]
The Idaho State Board of Education has approved a motion with a 6-1 vote that gives the University of Idaho president the authority to approve amendments to the Statement of […]