The stranger the better – A spoiler-free review of Netflix’s new hit, “Stranger Things”
There is nothing strange about college students binge-watching their favorite television series on streaming services like Netflix.
Evolution in your computer – UI video game studio have brought students of many disciplines together
The University of Idaho is not the first campus in the country to have its own video game studio, but “Polymorphic Games,” a video game studio led by UI Biology […]
A devil of a problem – Researchers find transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils speeds up process of evolution
There are only four different kinds of transmissible cancer in the animal kingdom. Tasmanian devils have punched the golden ticket, having two of these four kinds. It was predicted that […]
One door closed, another opened – Dean Kahler named vice provost for strategic enrollment management
The University of Idaho announced Friday that Dean Kahler accepted the position of vice provost for strategic enrollment management, effective Oct. 17.
‘The essence of being a Vandal – Vandal alumni travel near and far for Golden I Reunion
In 1966, the University of Idaho community braved the cold and the snow to watch football games from outdoor bleachers.
In hope to spark history – Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs to offer film at Kenworthy Performing Arts Center
Less than half a century ago, immigrant women underwent struggles that many people in the U.S. are still unaware of.
First Moscow, then the world – Education Abroad Fair provides information for students looking to broaden their college experience
A college student who doesn’t want to travel the globe is rare to find today.
Running into yoga – New University of Idaho PEB instructor demonstrates passion for both running and yoga
Kate Magolan encourages her students to incorporate movement into their lives.
Lookout fore Sjogren – Senior Eric Sjogren discusses life as a major in professional golf management
It was on the first day of class that University of Idaho senior, Eric Sjogren said he realized professional golf management was what he really wanted to do.
Column: Born and Bred Pac-12
As a freshman who always looked forward to the excitement of college football, this season will be an engaging one that tests my allegiances. Growing up in a Pac-12 town, […]