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Performers from different backgrounds showcased their talents at the 15th annual Shades of Black show Saturday in the International Ballroom of the Bruce Pitman Center. The goal of the event […]
Ah, the Olympics. It’s such a curious biennial occasion. I’m so split on my opinion of it. On one hand, I love the international competition. It’s entertaining and a bit […]
Imagine being thrown into a significant starting role with all eyes on you to bring home a win against one of the top programs in the Big Sky. Then imagine […]
The Idaho track and field squad took its second trip out west to Seattle Feb. 9-11, where a number of Vandals found season and life-time bests. Here is everything from […]
With a near-unanimous selection as preseason favorites to win the Big Sky Conference, it would have been reasonable to expect some panic after non-conference play. Multiple losses to CSU Bakersfield […]
Riding high off of a four-game win streak, the Idaho men’s basketball team is ready to take on the Big Sky leading Montana Grizzlies. Idaho, winners of seven of their […]
Sports impact the life of many children, teens and young adults in schools around the nation. Most individuals start the sports they love at a young age. Middle schools everywhere […]
Meredith Spelbring, Idaho- 70, Montana- 68 What is a little college basketball without a good upset? On paper, the two teams are neck-in-neck. It could easily be anyone’s game […]
The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre was nearly filled by 6:30 p.m. Friday. Strangers sat next to strangers, crowding into rows to witness the seventh annual Darwin on the Palouse celebration. […]
ASUI Senate experienced a small budget crisis due to miscommunication over available funds. Sen. Nicole Skinner, head of the finance committee, said members of the senate were under the impression […]