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Ultimate Frisbee has long been considered the perfect recreational activity — a light-hearted game seen practiced most heavily among close friend groups and fraternities. The women’s team at the University […]
The evening of April 4, 1968 will live in infamy. On that day, the renowned civil rights activist Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, by James Earl […]
The Idaho track and field team moved west to compete in Spokane at the Spokane Memorial where several athletes finished with personal bests and wins. A handful of Vandals found […]
A popular mindset for college students is to continue enduring — doing just enough to get through college in order to attain a nice job and a notable income, to […]
Eliseo DeLeon Tye waived his right to a timely preliminary hearing in court Thursday, to allow defense attorney Catherine Mabbuff more time to prepare.
For many students, the end of the semester can be a gauntlet. A nasty mix of agonizing assignments and endless studying for exams complete with a nice touch of […]
After an extensive hearing, the ASUI Senate voted against Sen. Danny Bugingo’s impeachment Wednesday, finding that his contributions to the senate outweighed the nature of his rule violation.
I started working at a very early age, and I am no stranger to how women are treated in the workplace. Most of the mistreatment women face is obvious. I […]
In the middle of the street, a man dressed as a turtle lifts a box off the ground. He reveals the day’s fierce competitors in a decades-old race. Three […]
A study in 2015 identified newspaper reporter as the worst job in America — and this was before the 2016 presidential election happened. So why am I so comfortable entering […]