Silver & Bold
In its second scrimmage of the spring season, a dominant Idaho defensive line forced eight sacks while what seemed to be a much-improved secondary broke up four pass attempts and […]
Global climate change no longer discussion of possibility
A poll released Wednesday by Yale and George Mason universities shows that almost three out of every four Americans believe global climate change played a role in this year’s unusual […]
Friend test
We are relatively reflective people. Every day most people reflect on what kind of clothing to wear, food to eat, or new status for Facebook. But have you asked yourself […]
Just mom and me
She washed my clothes, drove me to baseball practice and bought me my first legal drink in Las Vegas.
Off the cuff
The game that shocked the world After seven games of never scoring in intramural flag football spread through six months, Jour***ists in Paris put up four Touch Downs in our […]
Our view –Doubled in a decade
University of Idaho tuition and fees have increased 100 percent in 10 years — but the money was needed. The Idaho State Board of Education approved UI President M. Duane […]
Pedal the Palouse
Joe Winston, senior in materials science and employee of Follett’s Mountain Sports, works on a student’s bicycle during the free Bike Fix Thursday at the Idaho Commons outdoor pavilion.
Broadcasting the arts
Jac Venza, 11-time Emmy-Award winning public television producer, answers a question during the panel discussion Wednesday in the Administration Building auditorium.
Fighting gone to far?
The start to the NHL playoffs has been anything but timid — late comebacks, brilliant goals and surprising upsets. There’s also been a ton of fights, maybe too many. So […]
Volleyball starts to take shape
The spring season continued for the Vandal volleyball Saturday when the Vandals beat Gonzaga and Eastern Washington and fell to Washington State in Memorial Gym.