News Brief
Former UI athlete Adara Winder has been charged with misdemeanor prostitution. Winder, 24, and a 29-year-old probationer exchanged messages on Craigslist regarding an ad soliciting the sale of sex posted […]
Cross Country: The Women Win Again
Idaho found repeated success on the course against Gonzaga Saturday in the Idaho/Gonzaga dual. The women’s cross-country team once again defeated Gonzaga 44-19 while the men fell short, losing 39-20 […]
ASUI Brief
The ASUI Senate officially swore in its newest six senators during their meeting last Wednesday. Pro-Tempore Jordan Kizer and Sen. Zachary Spence encouraged new senators to not be afraid to […]
The power of Athena — Athena provides support to female staff
Women employed in staff and faculty at the University of Idaho can find support in each other though Athena. Founded in 1987, Athena is an organization promoting support and opportunities […]
Football: Staff Predictions 9/19/2017
Meredith Spelbring, Idaho-27, South Alabama-18 This is a big season for Idaho and the pressure is on to prove themselves in the FBS. Losing the first game in the final […]
Volleyball: Vandals Gain Experience
The Idaho volleyball team got off to a rocky start but bounced back to pick up another win at the Santa Clara/San Jose State Tournament. Idaho (5-6) was handled by […]
How not to fit in — Where nonconformism fits into this thing we call progress
Nonconformity as a continual, measured practice is the key to societal progress. The notion of progress is not exactly easy to pin down because of its subjectivity. But, societal growth […]
Recognize the signs — Recent events should push society to recognize the warning signs of dangerous behavior
The students of Freeman High School in Spokane, Washington, experienced an event students often start preparing for in elementary school. Students are taught what to do, where to go, how […]
Sharing stories — UI ethnography professor Rodney Frey will speak on his most recent book
Students and community members can join University of Idaho ethnography professor Rodney Frey Sept. 21 as he reveals the process behind the creation of his novel Carry Forth the Stories: […]
A community of music competes — Finalists to compete in trumpet solo competition Saturday at the university
When Josh Shpak was nine years old he picked up a trumpet for the first time, and by the time he was in the seventh grade, he knew there was […]