Once again, QB battle highlights spring ball
It’s not Paul Petrino’s first go at spring football, but the first-year Idaho coach looks to have his hands full as the Vandals jump into spring practice Friday at 4 […]
ASUI candidates woo Vandal voters — 2013 ASUI candidates participate in first open forum, campaigning begins
ASUI election campaigning for executive and senate positions started Monday, meaning a busy week for candidates as they introduce themselves and their platforms to students.
The Auriemma files
Geno Auriemma had a rough first year at the University of Connecticut in 1985. He took the reigns of a program at a school that didn’t give women’s sports many […]
Not gone, reinvented — Integrated Business Curriculum receives face-lift after 19 years
University of Idaho business students will no longer fearfully anticipate their junior year as the College of Business and Economics program — Integrated Business Curriculum — is being reinvented into […]
Vierstra trial ongoing
After a three-day trial, a Moscow jury is in deliberation on the fate of former University of Idaho student Jesse Vierstra, who is charged with one count of felony rape.
Reliving UI history
The name “Pat” rings a bell when listing the names that have headlined the history of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. “Summit” is the surname that typically follows.
TTU decides today
The Texas Tech University System Board of Regents will meet via telephone conference call at 11 a.m. Central Time to discuss the terms of employment, duties and appointment of its […]
’40 years too late’ — Proposed 6,000-seat event center to benefit more than athletics
When Rob Spear began his position as Athletic Director in 2004, his goals were the same as the ones he has today: to consolidate all of Idaho’s varsity sports into […]
Long trip, longer odds
When it comes to the Connecticut Huskies, Idaho’s first round women’s NCAA Tournament opponent on Saturday, there isn’t much to say — aside from the seven national championships, five straight […]
A semester in Idaho’s backyard
Hiking, camping, fishing, and star gazing are not considered traditional teaching methods, but they are for the University of Idaho College of Natural Resources program Semester in the Wild. The […]