Soccer: Vandals end weekend with a win and a loss
Idaho vs. Seattle U The Vandals completed the comeback and picked up a win against Seattle University Thursday, following Idaho’s first overtime goal in almost eight years in an overtime […]
Soccer: Vandals ready for the Emerald City
Idaho vs. Seattle U Idaho Head Coach Jeremy Clevenger and the soccer team head to Seattle as they near the end of the regular season. The Vandals will face Seattle […]
Volleyball: Preseason finale
Idaho’s final preseason tournament wasn’t perfect, and the Vandals have plenty to take away from it as they look towards Big Sky competition. The team traveled to Cal State Fullerton […]
Constitution Day panel discusses recent decisions
College of Law presents Constitution Day panel discussing high-profile decisions
The University of Idaho College of Law’s Constitution Day presentation Monday focused on the challenges the judiciary faces by highlighting several recent decisions. Panelist comprised of College of Law faculty […]
The importance of intentionality
The Moscow Food Co-op shows Food for Thought film series
The monthly Food for Thought film series offers educational background for viewers on complex topics, such as sustainability. Throughout the year, the Moscow Food Co-op partners with the University of […]
Western fears of Russia are unrealistic, but Russian fears of the West are not
A new report by RAND Corp. states that Russia has built a defensive military not capable of global or even regional aggression because it fears NATO expansion may be leading to a mass attack on Russia.
It is a widely held assumption in America that Russia has aggressive, expansionist ambitions and has created a military with the necessary capabilities since the fall of the Soviet Union. […]
Disenchanted with “Disenchantment”
Matt Groening’s newest series brings worn-out jokes with a fresh coat of paint
Matt Groening, acclaimed creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” released his newest series, “Disenchantment,” last month on Netflix. “Disenchantment” follows Bean — a rebellious, alcoholic princess — and her two […]
UI student dies in crash near Lewiston
A University of Idaho student was killed in a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon near Nez Perce Road east of Lewiston. Katherine Groggett, 20, of Mountain Home, Idaho, was turning left […]
Rethinking drinking
Lowering the drinking age could potentially keep young people safer and more educated
Let’s be honest — it’s extremely rare that people actually wait until they’re 21 years old to drink alcohol, especially college students. It’s no secret that underage drinking occurs every […]
Not your grandma’s craft show
“Making It” turns craft projects into a competitive event any age will enjoy
Crafting shows don’t have to be reserved for Saturday mornings on PBS anymore. “Making It,” hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman, first aired July 31 on NBC and recently […]