Column: Loudmouth LaVar
Parental support is always appreciated in all fields of life, be it athletics, academics or just life in general whatever. Parents are there to support and defend their children and […]
Column: Summer sports are in session
As we transition from winter sports into the beginning of spring and summer seasons, a fair amount of public interest is lost. These seasons are nowhere near as entertaining as […]
Track and Field: Championships and charisma
Usually, athletes who have accumulated first-place finishes and claimed the title in their event have years of experience under their belt. But Ben Doucette was the exception to his freshman […]
Police logs 3-24-17 thru 4-3-17
March 24 White Avenue; Spence Hardware, 11:03 a.m. An adult shoved another adult and was later placed on a mental hold at the hospital. March 25 West Palouse River […]
Soccer: Toeing the turf
After years of competitive play at Guy Wicks Field, the Idaho women’s soccer team will be moving indoors for the 2017 season. The Vandals are scheduled to play their entire […]
A country first mentality — Former White House adviser talks U.S. polarity at Borah Symposium keynote
Former White House Adviser Robert Malley explored the country’s polarized state in his keynote address Wednesday at the University of Idaho’s 70th annual Borah Symposium.
Not a morning senator — ASUI debates pros and cons of early morning finals
If Sen. Clayton Zimmerman had a 7:30 a.m. final this semester, he would have to wake up at 4 a.m. Zimmerman said he likes to have at least three hours […]
Column: Unexpected outcomes
They have done it, they have proved almost everyone wrong. The Gonzaga Bulldogs, or Zags to the Spokane faithful, have emerged as a team with true championship potential. Sixteen years […]
A meaningful Saturday — Saturday of Service to provide volunteer opportunities for students
For students striving to help the Moscow community and get involved in University of Idaho volunteer work, Saturday of Service is the event to attend. The ASUI Center for Volunteerism […]
More airspace for drones — Revision to APM allows for commercial use of drones
A revision made to the University of Idaho Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Administrative Policy Manual (APM) will allow for less regulation on the commercial use of drones. During Tuesday’s Faculty […]