Swim and dive coach suspended and put on leave
Idaho swim and dive coach Jim Southerland was served an interim suspension February 18 by the U.S. Center for SafeSport and USA Diving amid allegations of an improper sexual relationship […]
UI President Chuck Staben to leave June 2019
UI President Chuck Staben's contract will not be renewed following the conclusion of the 2019 fiscal year
The Idaho State Board of Education announced University of Idaho President Chuck Staben will leave UI June 2019. Staben’s contract will not be renewed for the 2019-2020 academic year, according […]
Striking a brand new tone
Advertisers need to rethink how they target audiences
While studying abroad, I took a class which centered on gender in relation to the arts — an extremely broad topic. Over the course of the semester, my professor asked […]
Second album success
Post Malone’s second album proves he is not a one-hit rapper, or even just a rapper
In 2016, Post Malone was basically a one-hit wonder artist with a first album just barely gaining popularity. By May 2017, the University of Idaho struck gold with the rapper/ […]
From knight to ninja
“Batman Ninja” is another instant hit for DC animation
“Batman Ninja” is part masked vigilante, part katana-wielding shinobi who’s debut on the big screen has largely flown under the radar. From the creator of “Afro Samurai,” comes an interesting […]
June 2018 movie preview
A look at June’s biggest blockbusters on the big screen
May 25 — “Solo: A Star Wars Story” One thing’s for certain — Han won’t be flying solo in this one. “Solo” follows the protagonist of the same name as […]
An X-Force to be reckoned with
After “Deadpool 2’s” success, there’s no need to turn back time
Not only does “Deadpool 2” improve on the original in almost every way, but it also delivers a strong candidate for the Academy Awards’ Best Original Song — “Ashes” by […]
Vandals one and done in tournament
Vandal tennis takes two hard losses in the NCAA Tournament
The Idaho tennis teams faced an uphill battle heading into the first round of the NCAA Tournament. When the dust settled, the high seeded opponents of both the men’s and […]
News in brief — May 23
This week’s news around the Moscow community and the University of Idaho
Summer parking enforcement Parking permits will not be required in several of the on-campus lots during summer break, according to University of Idaho Parking and Transportation. Visitors are now able […]
Women’s Golf: Experience earned
Despite tying for 14th (out of 18 teams), the Idaho women’s golf team documented some supplementary records at University Ridge Golf Course during the Madison, Wisc. NCAA Regionals from May […]