Football: Can’t Hold On
Idaho football dominated the Mountaineers of Appalachian State for over half of the game on Saturday in the Kibbie Dome, but, in an unprecedented manner, the Mountaineers came all the […]
Soccer: Not Enough Offense
Idaho soccer was out in pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month Friday night against the Grizzlies of Montana. Although the Vandals played a tight defensive game, Montana netted a goal […]
Volleyball: Vandals strike again
Idaho collected another victory against the Weber State Wildcats with a score of 3-1. Idaho (11-7, BSC 6-1 BSC) kept a 2-0 lead over Weber State (4-15, BSC 2-5) in […]
Reaching off campus — ASUI talk virtual living groups, Student Dispute Advocates and election updates
A quick yoga session kicked off the ASUI Senate meeting Wednesday night. In addition to yoga practice, the senate also discussed elections updates, virtual living groups and the ASUI Student […]
Letter to the editor
Last week, the ASUI Senate passed a resolution supporting the allowance of transgender and non-binary students to use their identified names on student accounts, transcripts and diplomas. Though not explicitly […]
Teeter toward a cause — Tri-Delta partners with Sigma Nu to raise money for St. Jude
Throughout the school year, University of Idaho Greek life raises money through various philanthropies. This past weekend, Delta Delta Delta sorority (Tri-Delta) teetered their way to raise awareness for St. […]
Representing the real Native America — Nationally renowned photographer presented her project to change the way people see Native America
Members of campus and the community gathered in the University of Idaho Administration Building Auditorium to listen to a nationally renowned photographer present her work Wednesday.
Boats, bikes and boulders — Students get educated at Health and Rec Fair
Bike to the next town. Take a boat out on a lake. Climb a rock. University of Idaho students learned to get outdoors, get fit and stay healthy at the […]
Compensation and codes — Faculty Senate hears presentations on new compensation model and student code changes
Filling in for Provost John Wiencek, Vice Provost for Faculty Jeanne Stevenson discussed market-based compensation at Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
Stop that — A guide to traffic etiquette
Minor annoyances happen all the time, whether it’s someone cutting you off in traffic or spilling your coffee. Some are accidents and others are just plain rude. We often […]