Losers Walk: a timeless tradition returns
Tradition isn’t planned. It doesn’t happen in the form of a scheduled event and if done right, it’ll emerge from thin air.
Video gaming proves beneficial — An exclusive insight into gamers’ minds
While some believe that gaming is bad for people, some studies suggest the opposite.
Behind the code — UI Department of Computer Science teaches students all about computer programming
When Mario jumps up to do his smash move on the video game “Super Mario Smash Bros,” the gamer presses a couple buttons and -bam!- Bowser gets flung into the […]
Creating worlds to educate, entertain — Virtual Technology and Design program works to develop worlds through digital simulations
The Virtual Technology and Design (VTD) program at University of Idaho creates virtual worlds that can be used for nearly any purpose.
Pull-apart grilled cheese
Kaitlyn Krasselt | Crumbs Grilled cheese is the ultimate comfort food. It’s a go-to dish anytime whether you have a bad day or a great day. The best part about […]
Paul Petrino press conference – Sep. 16
Josh McCain practiced on Sunday despite getting banged up on Saturday, Petrino said during his weekly press conference To keep re-enforcing the theme of the weekend, if Idaho was to […]
A trip to make a difference
Alternative Service Breaks are trips that students are able to go on during the winter and spring vacations with the main goal being service for those in need. During these […]
Additional review — Class, comp to undergo another review process in reponse to concerns
Larry Stauffer, dean of the College of Engineering, said the recent announcement of an additional review process for the classification and compensation system is a good step for the University […]
Exercising Vandal spirit — ASUI 5K will begin homecoming activities, spirit
Students, alumni and community members looking to get active and possibly earn a prize can do so by participating in the ASUI 5K Spirit Sprint.