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North America’s biggest and brightest cities are about to get their charm on. Online commerce giant Amazon is looking for a second home to back up its headquarters in Seattle. […]
Women’s Golf: WSU Cougar Cup Idaho women’s golf placed third in the WSU Cougar Cup Monday and Tuesday. Junior Michelle Kim’s 3-over par (71-72-76) landed her in fourth place to […]
It’s cool to be busy. It’s a symbol of status, value and importance. When someone is busy, they become scarce, and scarcity is desirable. That’s why Apple decided to set […]
There was a time when an Apple event signaled another technological paradigm shift, replete with fancy new gadgets on the bleeding edge of what was possible. That image is […]
Faculty Senate focused last week’s Tuesday meeting around the recently released program prioritization evaluations and special orders regarding the Great Colleges to Work For survey and the International Programs office. […]
Big Sky Basketball Tournament moves to Boise The Big Sky announced Monday that the annual Big Sky Basketball Tournament is relocating from Reno, Nevada to Boise, Idaho starting in 2019. […]
Young Edgar Martinez started his baseball career December 19th, 1982 when the Seattle Mariners signed him to a minor league contract. Martinez ended up making his major league debut with […]
Idaho football appeared to get back into the form that many fans had expected, but was unable to hold on to an early 11-point lead in an entertaining back-and-forth 37-28 […]
The ASUI senate recently filled their half-empty table with six fresh faces, but only one of them has been elected for a full year-long term. Senator Shaundra Herrud, a native […]
Regular season baseball is quickly coming to a close and the MLB postseason picture still looks foggy, but the Cleveland Indians are gleaming right through. The Indians made history Wednesday […]