Season ahead ‘like butter’
It seemed as though the broken record would repeat itself when the Vandals found themselves in a 17-point hole to the San Jose State Spartans.
Tournament run ends bittersweet
When the Idaho soccer team headed to Fresno, for the WAC tournament it did so hoping to bring back its first conference championship in program history despite its fifth-place seed.
Vandals clean up
Men’s basketball coach Don Verlin said he never worried about his team’s ability to score, and the Vandals’ 114-73 dismantling of NCAA Division III opponent Willamette Saturday night gave him […]
Vandals fall short at nationals
Idaho tennis doubles team Marius Cirstea and Andrew Dobbs fell short in the Indoor National Championship Nov. 3 and 4, losing two matches against top-10 teams in the nation.
Students seek senate seats
There are seven open seats in the ASUI Senate this fall, and for the first time those seats are going to be divided between Greek and non-Greek students. As the […]
Seeds, compost and bikes
Each year students are given the opportunity to get hands-on experience improving their school through the University of Idaho’s Sustainability Center Grant Competition.
Idaho education goes online
Idaho became the first state in the U.S. to mandate two credits of online classes for high school students when the Idaho State Board of Education voted in favor of […]
Human rights across the board
Representatives from all over northern Idaho and eastern Washington gathered Saturday to take part in the first Northwest Coalition of Human Rights meeting.
Highlights from Idaho’s 114-73 win over Willamette University
The Vandals blew past Willamette Saturday night, putting up 114 points in a shootout victory. In case you missed the game, here are some highlights with a sports center-style commentary. […]