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In just six days, both the men’s and women’s cross-country teams will be heading into the Big Sky Championships, ready to fight once again. In the Big Sky standings, the […]
The Vandals got their first victory against Northern Arizona University since 2017, snapping their 7-game losing streak and got their first Big Sky Conference win of the season. All a […]
At last year’s homecoming football game there were 7,034 fans, and that number was probably cut in half after halftime. This year, 10,759 fans showed up, and a majority of […]
The University of Idaho saw a 17.8% increase in the freshman class this year, making it the largest freshman class in recorded history with 1,951 students. This increase has been […]
ASUI passed a resolution to support Masha Amini and the women of Iran during the women’s protest. The resolution is to support the memory of Mahsa Amini and the women […]
As the seasons change and Moscow gets colder each day, there’s no better way to warm up than with a delicious home-cooked soup. This Italian classic is full of protein […]
After going on the road and beating Montana, the Vandals will return home to take on Portland State University. The Vikings come in at 2-4 overall and 1-2 in conference […]
Since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, many states have chosen to ban abortions. Most abortions are banned in 13 states as of Oct. 7, including Idaho. There are also […]
Football is not a sport for the weak, but for those who chooses to persevere no matter the circumstance. Redshirt Freshman Quarterback Gevani Mccoy is seen consistently climbing to the […]
In her second full-length album, Samara Joy showcases her masterful vocals in “Linger Awhile.” Joy is a 22-year-old jazz vocalist who is new to the scene, releasing her first album […]