Cruising cultures
Siew Guan Lee said she remembers watching a movie before coming to America to learn about the U.S. through Hollywood’s eyes.
Dance for life
Dancers and non-dancers alike are welcome at the Physical Education Building tonight for dance lessons, and to raise money for cancer research.
Films highlight women’s issues
The LUNAFEST Woman’s Day Festival will showcase films by women from all over the world.
Rep. Trail, Sen. Goedde propose legislation to establish UI as flagship university
The outrage University of Idaho students and alumni expressed toward the removal of “flagship” from the UI mission statement got the attention of Latah County Rep. Tom Trail, who plans […]
Ron Paul to make second stop at UI
Presidential candidate Ron Paul will make a second unexpected visit to the University of Idaho Monday.
Students compete at conference in Washington, D.C.
Several students from the University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts may travel to Washington, D.C., for the 2012 National Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in April. Kelly Quinnett, […]
A Hawaiian finale
The regular season ends for Idaho women’s basketball Saturday when Hawaii comes to town seeking revenge in a senior night match-up.
Back-to-back honors for women’s tennis
In her senior year at Idaho, after a 4-0 performance against BYU and LCSC Feb. 25, Vandal women’s tennis team captain Molly Knox was named the Verizon WAC Player of […]
Final chance to qualify for nationals
The WAC Indoor Championships are over, but competition is not done for Idaho track and field. A few athletes will travel to Seattle for the Husky Last Chance meet Saturday. […]
Seniors say goodbye
Saturday’s game against Hawaii will be the last of the regular season for Idaho women’s basketball and last home game for seniors Keri Arendse, Adrie Shiels and Ganeaya Rogers.