KUOI News — Wednesday April 4, 2012
A profile UI’s new interim president Don Burnett, comparing this year’s two Vandal Fridays to previous years, recap of track and field’s performances in two different meets, men’s tennis win at […]
Athletes of the week
Matt Sullivan — outdoor track and field Saturday at the Sun Angel Classic in Tempe, Ariz., Sullivan broke Idaho’s first outdoor record of the season, becoming the fourth Vandal ever […]
One letter and a mustache off — Idaho basketball coach Don Verlin’s twin brother, Ron, lands first head coaching job at Pacific
Men’s basketball at University of the Pacific and Idaho will have quite a bit in common next season — mostly with the men in charge.
Gun control controversy
Shortly after the Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut, the United States Department of Homeland Security started buying large amounts of ammunition from manufacturers, leaving little supply for the public.
University on track for smoking ban
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predict between one-third to half of all smokers will die from their addiction, which suggests that 640 to 960 current University of Idaho […]
Rape law delays prosecution
The call went out at 10:31 a.m. March 22. Within 10 minutes the courtroom filled with supporters on both sides eager to hear the verdict. Six officers in uniform lined […]
Red Bull gives you wings, or, wheels this time–Teams of three Greek gladiators race handmade chariots for last week’s Vandal Friday event
Teams of three raced homemade vehicles for Red Bull and Vandal Friday Thursday night, unofficially bridging the gap between Greek and Residence Life students.
Vandal voices
What do you think about a potential smoking ban on campus? Do you think the university would be able to enforce such a ban?
Off the cuff – Quick takes on life from our editors
Spring has sprung? This time of year’s activities involve sun, grilling and friends. Why in the world can the weather not just understand that and stop sucking? — Madison
10 pounds to start – Report shows losing 10 pounds could reduce America’s obesity rate, healthcare costs
A recent report revealed a grim outlook on America’s obesity epidemic — more than half of Americans could be obese by 2030, according to “F as in Fat: How Obesity […]