Waiver woes: New policy gives UI dependents choice between tuition waiver, scholarships
A new benefit for University of Idaho employees would reduce the tuition and fees of their dependents by 50 percent.
A sport for muggles, too — Campus club offers shot at Quidditch glory
With more than 200 ASUI recognized clubs and organizations, it’s hard to believe something might have been missing from the spectrum of opportunities available. But for the first time, the […]
Stand up — Help friends make good choices
University of Idaho students consider themselves young, wild and free — until someone’s friend, roommate, sorority sister or fraternity brother is seriously injured.
Women’s golf season starts in Colorado
The Idaho Vandal women’s golf team got their season underway this week at the Colonel Wollenberg’s Ram Classic in Fort Collins, Colo.
Off the Cuff — Quick takes on life from our Editors
42.5 Would it kill the Vandals to beat the spread? –Kasen
Chicago teachers bring reality to education demands
The Chicago Teachers Union is on strike. The union walked away from contract negotiations with city officials, citing concerns over public school funding and tying teacher evaluations to standardized test […]
Men’s golf finished tied for fifth
The Idaho Vandals men’s golf team finished in a tie for fifth in their first tournament of the year this week after waffling on whether to play at all.
Answer ignored — Oregon’s answer to America’s meth problem
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden wants to fix America’s meth problem. He has a bill to not simply improve, but redirect America’s fight against meth — a bill he cannot submit.
Pause for prevention
This week, Sept. 9-15, is National Suicide Prevention Week, and with suicide as the third leading cause of death, accounting for 14.4 percent of all deaths for 15 to 24-year-olds, […]
Know a Foe — Battle in the Bayou
This week Stephen Baker from SBNation’s ‘And the Valley Shook’ blog joins us to answer a few questions about this scary-looking LSU Tigers team.