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Idaho men’s basketball suffers another roadblock after a struggling season. Freshman guard Cameron Tyson announced Tuesday that he will be transferring from the University of Idaho. Tyson made his announcement […]
A free, hands-on cooking class will be held Thursday afternoon in the Niccolls Building’s Carmelita Spencer Foods Laboratory. The 4 p.m. event — Make It, Taste It, Take It — allows […]
University of Idaho presidential finalist Diane Z. Chase brings 16 years of administrative experience to the table. Since 2016, she has served as executive vice president and provost at the […]
Every college student knows how stressful midterms can be, but not as many know how to deal with that stress or even get help when they need it. Cindy Liu, […]
In 2005, Wild at Art was located in Eastside Marketplace. Now, 14 years later, the business is still running — just in a different location. When it first opened, owner […]
While many Vandals were off campus relaxing, the Idaho Men’s Golf team was hard at work playing in two tournaments over Spring Break. The Vandals started out with a 13th […]
Vandal Health Education will host a free showing of “Moonlight” Tuesday evening as part of their monthly Mental Health Film Series in the University of Idaho Agriculture Science Building Auditorium. […]
“Captain Marvel” checks off all the superhero genre’s typical boxes. Cliche music of the era (in this case, the ‘90s). Long, overdue twists. Claustrophobic, dark fight scenes. Background information told […]
The Idaho State Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to approve the University of Idaho’s funding request to build the planned Idaho Central Credit Union Arena. The project is contingent […]
The Vandals couldn’t quite pull off a surprise in the Big Sky Tournament, falling to Montana State 75-71 in the first round. Idaho started strong and managed to take advantage […]