M. Golf: Professional preparation
At 12 years old, senior Ryan Porch thought golf was just another sport. In high school, he began to play more competitively, but the sport still held no meaning. […]
Column: Opportunity of a lifetime
Each team in the National Football League (NFL) is built in the annual seven-round draft that features the best, young talent in the entire country. All 32 NFL teams draft […]
M. Tennis: Controlling conference play
The Idaho men’s tennis team capped off the regular season with a 7-0 sweep over Portland State. The Vandals head to the Big Sky Tournament after winning their last six […]
Lightening the load — Faculty Senate approved increase in voting members on Budget and Finance Committee
The University of Idaho Budget and Finance Committee (UBFC) has a large workload. In order to lighten the load and help broaden perspectives within membership, UBFC proposed a change to […]
Ready for the world — Lavender Graduation celebrates LGBT and ally students’ time at UI
Jesus Zavala, a University of Idaho senior, never expected to even attend UI, let alone graduate from the institution. Zavala was one of five students honored Wednesday at Lavender Graduation […]
Adventure is out there — Earth Day hike to give students new scenery
The University of Idaho Outdoor Program is all about making bonds between people and nature. With that goal in mind, the program will hold a hike to provide an opportunity […]
Finish line freedom — Anyone can start something, but finishing takes discipline
Why can it be so challenging to finish something? It seems much easier to start something rather than finish it. At a certain point in every project, task or dream, […]
Stress no more — Manage stress in healthy ways as the end of the semester approaches
The end of the semester is in sight, which means final exams are approaching and projects are due. Students may be feeling especially tired and stressed, maybe even irritated and […]
Nowhere to go but down — UI’s proposed plus/minus grading scale lacks crucial element
The University of Idaho may be moving to a plus/minus grading system. Under the system, grades would be scaled in value with the addition of minuses and pluses. An A […]
Understanding the unalienable — Know Your Rights event reminds students of their personal liberties
The Latino/a Law Caucus and the International Law Students Association hosted the Know Your Rights event at the University of Idaho’s Menard Law Building April 17.