Column: Another Duke of the West
Gonzaga is nicknamed the Duke of the West because of the success the Bulldogs have seen in basketball. The school dropped its football program in 1941. During World War II, […]
Cross-Country: Injury Opens New Doors
For 12 years, senior Halie Raudenbush knew she loved soccer and wanted to play in college. “I had been going on recruiting visits and had been heavily recruited,” Raudenbush said. […]
Football: Start Strong, Finish Stronger
The Idaho football team is back on the road Saturday to take on Louisiana-Monroe. Idaho (2-3) comes off a disappointing 34-13 loss to Troy at home Saturday. Junior running back […]
M. Tennis: Men’s Tennis Preps for Boise
The Idaho men’s tennis team is back in action. The Vandals will travel to Boise to compete in the Dar Walters Fall Classic Thursday through Sunday. The tournament, hosted by […]
Sports Briefs 10/7/16
Double home, double away The Idaho women’s soccer team takes on Sacramento State and Portland State Friday and Sunday after two successful home games last weekend. Sacramento State currently sits […]
Column: Racing Ramifications
Concussions continue to hinder athletes. The latest injury comes from Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who hasn’t been cleared to play Monday against Tampa Bay. Newton joins a long list […]
Cheering on alumni – UI Cheer Reunion brings together cheer squad alumni during homecoming
Homecoming Week at the University of Idaho brought many spirited Vandals to campus, especially cheerful alumni.
No story but plenty of point and shoot – “Destiny: Rise of Iron” has a lot and a little
“Destiny” players have wanted to know the origins and the secrets of Lord Saladin, the non-playable-character (NPC) who arrives only during the limited time Iron Banner events since the introduction […]
Real winners of the Homecoming Parade – A review of the Vandal Homecoming Parade floats
Homecoming at the University of Idaho was a huge success for a number of reasons.