Column: Last Call for the Boys of Summer
The Major League Baseball season seems to drag on for years over the course of its grueling 162-game season. This year it was even longer, with two extra tiebreaker games […]
Football: Big Sky Power Rankings Week 8
UC Davis (+1) The Aggies reclaim their top spot after a must-win against Idaho State in overtime. The Bengals put forth a valiant effort, but little can stop this UC […]
Kavanaugh reprecussions
The new Supreme Court justice will bring much change
Brett Kavanaugh has been selected as the newest Supreme Court Justice, and with that comes ramifications that will affect the United States that could play out for decades. While his […]
Halfway mark
Writer Alexis Van Horn provides a personal column in hopes of inspiring others to participate in NaNoWriMo with her
We have already reached halfway through our preparation month for NaNoWriMo! In less than fifteen short days, we will be on our way to challenging ourselves with writing a manuscript. […]
A cultivator of grunge culture
Art Chantry, a Western Washington University graduate and visual pioneer of the grunge era, is set to visit the University of Idaho campus Thursday and Friday. He will speak about […]
Search committee to visit campus
UI president's search committee to visit campus early next week
The University of Idaho administration announced Tuesday in memos to students, faculty and staff that the committee tasked with finding a new UI president will visit campus early next week. […]
UI Health and Recreation Fair hits 30 year mark
UI's annual Health and Recreation Fair Wednesday is the fair's 30th iteration.
Vandal Health Education and Campus Recreation will host their 30th annual Health and Recreation fair from 12 to 4 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 17 at the Student Recreation Center. The fair […]
Recognize the signs
Depression and anxiety should be more recognized as a serious illness
The severity of depression and, or anxiety for most college students is a serious problem. A 2012 National Alliance on Mental Illness survey, “College Students Speak,” showed 27 percent of […]
Watch what you wear
UI training to educate attendees on culturally offensive Halloween costumes
With Halloween approaching in two weeks, local stores are stocked full of costumes, leaving many in search of what to wear for the fun, spooky night. In order to educate […]
Acknowledging diverse histories
Gregory Hinton brings his LGBTQ history presentation program to UI
Gregory Hinton will give a presentation to UI students about the history of LGBTQ culture in the American West 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Crest and Horizon rooms of the […]