Idaho Senate to hear proposal on human trafficking laws
BOISE — The Idaho Criminal Justice Commission will present a new bill to the Idaho Senate Feb. 6, potentially changing the way the state handles human trafficking laws.
Two sides to every issue — Double-sided default printer-setting to benefit students
Utilizing the double-sided print option may seem like a few extra clicks on a mouse button to some, but Alysha Van Zante, ASUI director of sustainability, believes the setting can […]
Vandal recruiting 101 — UI uses various techniques to recruit high school, transfer students
There are many aspects in bringing new students to the University of Idaho, but the main processes can be broken into recruitment and decision-making, said Steve Neiheisel, associate vice president […]
Cougars sink Vandal swimmers– Idaho can’t keep pace with Palouse rival Friday in Pullman
Idaho’s swimmers, looking to defeat their Palouse rivals and end their regular season on a high note, fell short against Washington State University Feb. 1 at Gibb Pool in Pullman.
Offense returns in big way
Starters Ali Forde Forde had a beastly night underneath for Idaho, nabbing 13 rebounds, six points and two assists. The freshman continues to grow and contribute to this team.
A win is a win
The phrase “play to the level of your opponent” has been applicable all season for this Vandal team that scraped out a crucial WAC victory Saturday.
WAC round-up
Idaho 66, San Jose State 63 The Vandals failed to make a field goal in the game’s final five minutes, and despite a sloppy second half, Idaho was able to […]
Taming trafficking
One of the most egregious violations of human rights is sex trafficking, but this modern-day slavery is not limited to the far reaches of Europe or Asia. It’s happening in […]
Cutting back on caffeine
For years medical professionals have gone back and forth about caffeine and its effects on people. We have heard it is terrible for you and then find out about newly […]