Composting on hiatus
Bessie is still going to get some new bedding — she will just have to wait until next semester.
Volleyball reloads — Idaho prepares for spring slate after losing six seniors
Last season the Idaho volleyball team came up one game short of claiming its first WAC crown when it lost to New Mexico State in the conference tournament championship game. […]
Thinking nationally — Schultz earns national spot after February tryout
After helping her team reach the WAC Tournament championship game last season, Idaho volleyball player Alyssa Schultz took her talents to Denver in February, where she tried out for the U.S. […]
Athletes of the week
Barry Britt- outdoor track and field Coach Wayne Phipps only sent three athletes to the Stanford Invite Friday in Palo Alto, Calif., but those three might just find themselves competing […]
Finally, a winner — For 2014 repeat, Vandal women must develop
After the high of winning the Western Athletic Conference Tournament and the low of losing by 68 to the University of Connecticut, there’s reason to believe our women’s basketball team, […]
Making voters listen
At the final ASUI candidates forum March 28, senate candidate Andrew Baldridge said only about 10 percent of students voted in the last election and he wants to change that. […]
Art in the great outdoors — Annual Outdoor Photo Contest ends Friday
The annual Outdoor Photo Contest, sponsored by the Idaho Outdoor Program, concludes Friday as submissions for specific categories continue to flow in.
Starting on top — Two personal records and three top 10 performances in season debut
All three Vandals competing Friday at Palo Alto, Calif., finished in the top 10 in their events at the Stanford Invitational — a meet that regularly features more than 3,000 […]
Vandals go 1-1 — Mens tennis earns conference win against NMSU falls to SMU
The number three summed up last weekend for the Idaho men’s tennis team.
KUOI News — Monday 4.1.2013
A look at UI’s role as both Idaho’s “flagship” and land-grant university, a preview of this year’s Borah Symposium “Sports, War, Peace,” the new 15-credit course load academic advisors are being urged […]