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Daily averages of COVID-19 cases in some Idaho health districts have tripled, according to a news release from Public Health – Idaho North Central District. Surges in PH-INCD have resulted […]
The University of Idaho football team has gone from a combination of workouts and practices since school has begun. The Vandals participated in their first full-contact practice this fall on […]
The University of Idaho women’s basketball team finished off last season with a push to the Big Sky Women’s Basketball Championship final and clinched a 22-9 record with the best […]
1 Montana Montana has been a very solid team the past few years, and that won’t change going into this season as I expect them to finish first. Montana were […]
1 Idaho Vandals The Idaho Vandals are one of the top teams in the conference defensively as their offense continues to improve. Losing senior captains Isabelle Hadden and Lizzy Klinker […]
The University of Idaho men’s basketball team added a new freshman to the team in April. The new freshman is six-foot-one guard Hunter-Jack Madden. Madden played for Shore School in […]
This year marks an unprecedented time, full of surprises, confounds and historical events. And as much of a ride 2020 has been, an election year tops it off. As eager as we are to receive results that will solidify our future, we must be patient and know these ballots take time.
Packaged candy slid down a chute from the upper floors into the open hands and bags of children and adults at Hays Hall, starting the Halloween weekend.
The University of Idaho has several resources available to students that promote the discussion and practice of mental health. One of these resources is “drop-in mindfulness” sessions held every Wednesday from 12-12:20 p.m. through Zoom, hosted by Jamie Derrick, an associate clinical professor in the Department of Psychology and Communication Studies.