Results are in
Hannah Davis and Nick Tunison were announced as the 2012-2013 ASUI president and vice president Thursday at the Idaho Commons rotunda.
Pressure on offense going into second scrimmage
For the second time in three weeks, the Idaho Vandal football team will take the turf in the Kibbie Dome for a spring scrimmage, and like the first one, all […]
Teachers talk tenure
It’s expected that Idaho’s flagship university maintains high-quality faculty to ensure a high-quality education. The University of Idaho’s tenure policy is designed to ensure such faculty, but not everyone is […]
Continuing career on the Palouse
Mike Levenseller returned to Pullman in 1992 to build a receiver corps around then Washington State quarterback Drew Bledsoe. Nearly 20 years passed and Levenseller, a 1978 graduate of WSU, […]
Boyden’s back — Senior goalkeeper working her way back from leg injury this spring
Idaho goalkeeper Liz Boyden said it is amazing how vividly she remembers the play that ended her season last fall.
Make food, not war
Raj Patel presents the first 2012 Borah Symposium keynote speech “Causes of War and Conditions for Peace: Food’s Role” Tuesday in the Student Union Building ballroom.
After the quake — Haitian food security still an issue according to Borah Symposium lecturer
Nearly 10 million people live on the world’s 148th largest land mass, and Haiti hurts for food.
Purple it up — Students asked to wear purple to support military children
When a member of the armed forces is sent overseas their loved ones and children are usually left behind.
Top of her class — UI professor recognized as one of nation’s top 300
“Karen is the greatest professor ever. She will bend over backwards to help a student, and she (made) what could be a boring class interesting with demos and group work.” […]
Weighing your options
Morgan Cain, a freshman advertising major, has been experimenting with diet pills since the beginning of the 2011-2012 school year. Since December, Cain has been taking MusclePharm Shred Matrix capsules […]