Sports Briefs 9/27/16
No-go The Idaho men’s tennis team did not compete at the Purdue Invitational Friday. Idaho Media Relations did not provide a reason. A mobile conference The Big Sky Conference released […]
Sun Belt Roundup 9/27/16
Appalachian State 45 – Akron 35 Sophomore tailback Jalin Moore rushed for a career-high 257 yards and two touchdowns to lead Appalachian State to a nonconference victory over Akron. The […]
Mailbox: 9.23.16
I get it — local elections are not all that sexy. You have likely seen some campaign signs around town, but do you really know about the candidates beyond their […]
For grades’ sake – Students shouldn’t be shamed for caring about high grades in college
Nearly all college students have heard one or more of their professors utter the dreaded phrase, “If you are only in this class for an easy A, you should leave.”
All about community – Students at any level can learn from a two-year school
I have always been on track to go to a university.
The hot dog conundrum – The debate as to whether a hot dog is a sandwich holds weight
History is rife with conflict. It is the way of humanity to squabble over meaningless debates. The Crusades, French Revolution — all nothing in the face of an underlying question […]
Success over stress – Students have the ability to transcend the stresssful stereotypes of college
Attending a university is an immersive experience. Students face numerous decisions about lifestyle, and sometimes it can lead to unusually high stress levels. In a study by James Madison University, […]
Leave an impression – Envision Idaho provides a unique early-season recruitment opportunity for UI
University of Idaho president Chuck Staben recently reiterated his goal to increase enrollment 50 percent by 2025, and with this goal comes a hefty emphasis on recruitment events. Among these […]
Wonderful whimsical wizards – ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ perfectly strays from the series.
When thinking of J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter” series the first thought that comes to mind is probably the books or movies. However, in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” all […]
Around the clock – ‘Insomniacs Play Festival’ challenges students to produce play in 24 hours
When Tanner Collier first heard about the “Insomniac’s Play Festival” last year, he was intrigued.