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The names of a dozen selected to serve on the 12-member screening committee for the University of Idaho’s next president’s search were announced Tuesday, according to a press release from […]
The University of Idaho Administration Auditorium — filled with students, faculty and community members — fell quiet Thursday night as the Lionel Hampton School of Music Concert Band began to […]
It wasn’t always consistent, but Idaho got the win fans were hoping for. The Vandals got their first Big Sky Conference win since 1997 by beating Portland State 20-7 in […]
Put simply, expect your jaw to drop as the ending credits of “A Simple Favor” roll across the screen. It’s just that kind of film. Two very different actresses, Anna […]
I was walking down a street in Moscow when I suddenly realized I was in need of a fruit smoothie to quench my thirst. I happened to stumble upon a […]
The second year of Modest Music Fest — taking place Saturday and Sunday — plans to bring a variety of invigorating and exciting acts to Moscow. “Our goal with the […]
Almost a year ago the #MeToo movement gained ground, circulating on various social media platforms with thousands of women and men across the globe sharing their stories of sexual assault […]
Idaho Public Radio @IdahoPubRadio @VandalFootball linebacker Ed Hall is a semifinalist for the 2018 William V. Campbell Trophy. The National Football Foundation announced the semifinalists today. A mechanical engineering major, […]
After starting conference play with a 2-0 record, the Vandals now have their eyes set on Northern Colorado as the Big Sky season continues. Idaho is entering Friday’s matchup coming […]
Senior Idaho linebacker Ed Hall — when he isn’t busy on the field tracking down running backs, spends his time earning high achievements in the classroom. The National Football Foundation […]