Sports briefs
Charlston snags WAC honor Alyssa Charlston earned the second WAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week honor of her career after dominating performances in wins over Texas State and Texas-San […]
Shorthanded Aggies roll – Vandals lose to Utah State 77-67
Without two of its top three scorers, Utah State was critically wounded. The Aggies were far from dead though, and were able to break out of a four-game skid with […]
Fevered pitch with flares
If sports are the modern opiate, then I share my drug of choice with much of the rest of the world: soccer. Therefore, during a semester abroad, I had to […]
Predicting the WAC: WBB
Seattle U. (11-8, 8-2) Currently: 1st Predicted finish: 1st It’s hard to picture the formerly independent Redhawks without the first seed come WAC Tournament time. Seattle U. narrowly beat Utah […]
Selling the sport — UI Athletics marketing, Vandalizers team up to support Vandals
Promoting, engaging and increasing attendance at athletic events are all part of the marketing strategy for Vandal Athletics, and Athletic Marketing Director Ryan Gilmore has been planning events to do […]
Pin access phase-out
Feb. 19 will mark the end of pin access for University of Idaho students. The pin has been in effect since VandalWeb was launched more than 10 years ago, which […]
Disqualifying freshmen — Faculty Senate votes on regulation to put first-year students on academic disqualification for earning less than 1.0 GPA
Four out of five University of Idaho students who earn below a 1.0 GPA in their first semester of college drop out of school or are placed on academic probation […]
Clearing future of foreign policy chaos
On Wednesday, the University of Idaho held its annual Martin Forum in the Administration Building Auditorium, with retired Ambassador Richard LeBaron as its speaker. LeBaron’s foreign diplomacy experience, particularly in […]