Horoscopes: March Overview
What’s in store for you this month?
Aries (March 21-April 20) This March you are on the brink of a breakthrough. Take this time to actively pursue your goals, don’t wait for them to come to you. […]
Life Hacks: Feb. 27 – March 5
What’s happening at UI this week?
The start of a new month brings a fresh start and new opportunities to connect and have fun at the University of Idaho. Check out these exciting events and activities […]
Vandals sweep Bengals to pick up their 12th victory
Idaho picked up their first win against Idaho State at ICCU Arena Thursday
The Vandals entered ICCU Arena on Thursday looking for the season sweep, and first win in ICCU Arena, over their in-state rival, the Idaho State Bengals. Idaho was able to […]
After a long off-season, Major League Soccer is back
MLS regular season begins Feb. 25
Goals, fireworks and dramatic finishes, that is what Major League Soccer brings for its players, coaches and fans. After three months off, MLS kicks off on Saturday. The season will […]
Black History of the University of Idaho explored in new book
Sydney Freeman Jr. Talks history, race, and new book
Since becoming the first African American man descended from slaves to gain full professorship at the University of Idaho in 2021, Sydney Freeman Jr. has continued to push against barriers […]
UI to demolish home of King Road homicides
“We’re really determined to maintain their dignity,” Jodi Walker said.
Three months since the murders of Xana Kernodle, Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves, the victims’ white house still stands as a reminder of the Vandal community’s loss. A […]
Faculty question SAT and ACT requirements
Faculty see a need for more Black hires
Looking forward, Faculty Senate discussed the expiring emergency action that removed SAT and ACT requirements for incoming students. At the beginning of the pandemic, University of Idaho President Scott Green […]
OPINION: It’s toxic gendering, not toxic masculinity, here is why
Patriarchal toxicity can feel amplified during college, conversations about why might help
More often than not, college students are on their own for the first time and are trying to figure out who they are and how to behave in society. This […]
OPINION: Stibnite Gold Project is a mix of good and bad
Perpetua Resources has proposed a mine in central Idaho, but they want to restore it first
In October 2021, Perpetua Resources announced a refined project plan that would reopen the Stibnite Gold Project in Valley County, Idaho. The SGP consists of a gold mine that was […]
Soup and Pie event helps fund the Humane Society of the Palouse
Enjoy tasty soups and pies to support local animals
The Humane Society of the Palouse is holding a Soup and Pie Fundraiser on Feb. 27. The event will start at 11 a.m. and last until 1 p.m., and will […]