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Idaho football opened spring practices Monday with plenty of new faces and familiar storylines heading into the upcoming season. “It was exciting and great to be back out here,” Idaho […]
With more success comes more challenges, and the Vandals will face one of their stiffest matchups in the quarterfinals of the Women’s National Invite Tournament. Idaho will travel to take on […]
Susan Nesbitt
One of the biggest issues in modern Spain is the amount of unfairness against gender. There is an unprecedented amount of violence going on against women in Spain right now. […]
What goes into planning an ASUI election? For me, the planning really has two parts. The first part is supporting the candidates. We help explain election packets and rules and […]
Last week, Google announced its upcoming cloud-streaming gaming platform, Google Stadia. The full description is a mouthful and the word “Stadia” doesn’t immediately make sense, but both accurately reflects the […]
In 2013, my friends and I gathered in my living room and anxiously waited for the end. No, not the end of the world, the end of a presidency or […]
Unreasonable. Emotional. Incapable. Three words often used when describing female leadership. For years, women have been excluded from certain positions of power because of their “apparent” and gendered weaker natures. […]
As we near the end of another semester, incoming students at UIdaho Bound infiltrate the campus on the weekends and everyone (and their parents) seems to ask the same big […]
John F. Kennedy. Ronald Reagan. George W. Bush. Barack Obama. There obviously isn’t a very diverse array of names to pick out of this pool — the pool of all […]