Looking back: Gevani McCoy wins Jerry Rice Award
After passing for 2,378 yards, 25 touchdowns and completing almost 70% of his passes, redshirt freshman quarterback Gevani McCoy was announced as a Jerry Rice Award finalist. The Jerry Rice […]
Thomas Hammer Coffee Opens in the Vandalstore
The new Thomas Hammer Coffee shop in the Vandal Store is holding a grand opening event starting Monday, Jan. 23 and ending Friday, Jan. 27. There will be free Joe […]
Scheduled power outage to delay classes Wednesday morning
Power to go out at 7 a.m. and to come back before noon
A planned power outage will blanket campus Wednesday morning, delaying classes in many buildings, according to an email sent by Brian Foisy, the vice president of finance and administration, Tuesday […]
OPINION: Tateism is toxic, and not just for women
Andrew Tate’s recent arrest has brought to light a long history of misogynist comments
Andrew Tate’s arrest is the logical consequence for alleged illegal activity. He’s not a victim of cancel culture. His arrest wasn’t a “girlboss” moment of Greta Thunberg’s. His speech isn’t […]
GOOD NEWS: Celebration sparked by USDA approval of honey bee vaccine
As concern for pollinators grow, Georgia-based organization promotes newly approved insect vaccine
The United States Department of Agriculture recently approved a vaccine for honey bees, which sent messages of “good news” to concerned bee enthusiasts on social media. This is the first […]
UI student tracks neotropical otters
Genetic monitoring allows for the little-known species to be better understood
University of Idaho doctorate student Manuel Santiago details his genetic research of the neotropical otter. Working alongside Dr. Lisette Waits of the College of Natural Resources, Santiago has used the […]
UI architecture students bring workforce housing to Moscow
The first house designed and built by students is finished in the Lupine Flats development
The College of Art and Architecture (CAA), Moscow Affordable Housing Trust (MAHT) and COLAB Architecture + Urban Design have come together to create an opportunity for architecture graduate students to […]
Gallery: Students play ball at Late Night at the Rec
Annual late night at the rec center drew in a crowd of students
Over 100 students crowded the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center at its annual Late Night at the Rec. In the midst of a long, cold winter, the SRC provided […]
Life Hacks: Jan 23-29
What’s happening at UI this week?
Don’t let the cold temperatures and gloomy weather get you down, there’s so many exciting events and activities happening to keep Vandals busy this week. From musical entertainment to opportunities […]
Gallery: Lauren McCluskey Memorial Open
Over a dozen schools competed in the Lauren McCluskey Memorial Open this weekend. The competition started with a dedication ceremony before the events. Directly after the ceremony, junior Lorenz Herrmann […]