Women’s Golf: A timeless transition
Junior Sophie Hausmann — Idaho’s German golf virtuoso and the 2017-18 Big Sky MVP — strolled down the 18th fairway at Boulder Creek Golf Course in Nevada during the conference […]
A food chain without animals
A response to The Argonaut article “Not a missed steak”
As an undergrad at the University of Idaho studying Animal and Veterinary Science and Agricultural Economics I was intrigued by Savannah Cardon’s “Not a missed steak.” The article had three […]
Football: Briefs 5/3/18
Linehan to Minnesota For the last four years, Idaho quarterback Matt Linehan has been a leader for the Vandal squad and now plans to make his name known in the […]
Feature: “Don’t be a stranger”
In 2009, Sean Kramer sat at work in Auburn, Wash., just trying to relax. His beloved Washington Huskies were in the midst of a 15-game losing streak — then the […]
Men’s Golf: An auspicious end
Just a week after Sophie Hausmann tied the Big Sky Conference Tournament record for women with a 7-under 65, Enrique Marin matched her. The junior linksman took home third-place honors […]
Vandal Question of the Week: What was the best Idaho sports story this year?
The Vandal Nation staff discusses which storyline was the best this past year in Idaho sports. Brandon Hill— FCS bound While the football season may have ended in […]
Athletic Department: 4th and manageable
The University of Idaho athletic department has undeniably been in rough shape recently. The football program became the first ever to reclassify out of the FBS. That is normally enough […]
Soccer: Spring soccer comes to an end
The Idaho women’s soccer spring season has officially come to an end after the Vandals played the North Idaho College Cardinals and the annual UI Alumni Game. The Vandals played […]
Track and Field: Idaho impresses at OSU
Idaho continued to progress toward the Big Sky Conference Championships with strong performances at the OSU High Performance meet. “The team looked great out there this weekend and they really […]
Tennis: Vandal tennis NCAA preview
Once again, both the men’s and women’s tennis teams will leave Moscow and face the best of the best in the NCAA Tournament. Both teams learned of their fate Tuesday […]