Soccer: Sharp Defense
In preparation for a grueling fall season, the Idaho women’s soccer team has planned a rigorous spring season. The Vandals return to the field after winning the Big Sky regular […]
Proximity vs. independence – There are pros and cons to living both in the LLC”s and off campus
As a freshman in my first semester at the University of Idaho, I lived in the Wallace Residence Center. It was the ultimate first-year dorm experience – a bunk bed, […]
Confessions of a recovering coffee-holic – A guide to finding caffeine on campus
One of the staples of any college student”s life is caffeine. Whether that is in the form of coffee, tea or energy drinks, caffeine is a necessity to surviving exams. […]
Getting the perfect apartment – Planning an apartment search makes the process easy, exciting
Welcome to the world of apartment renting. Here are a few tips for both first-time renters and those who are simply moving around Moscow. Finding an apartment Searching for an […]
W. Golf: Final Stretch
The Idaho women’s golf team has begun to see improvements after several obstacles during the early part of the season. Tough weather conditions threatened the Vandals during the first months […]
Sports Briefs 4/1/16
Club baseball faces tough road trip The University of Idaho club baseball team travels to Western Washington Saturday to compete in a three-game series with the Vikings. The Vandals (0-3) […]
On the hunt for housing – Students should be open to trying new things when it comes to living on or off campus
Three months into my first semester at the University of Idaho, I was done with the dorms. While I didn”t mind my living situation, I just knew that it wasn”t […]
Two years and going strong – The Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity brings academics, service to the Greek system
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity has been on campus for two years and is now a house of 36 men. Many of the members living in the house are founding fathers […]
Choosing sorority life – Going Greek can impact a student”s college experience for the better
Many of the Greek students I”ve spoken to didn”t think they were the type of person to be in a fraternity or sorority before they came to college, and yet […]
Different dorms, same great community – Theophilus Tower and the Wallace Complex both have features that are ideal for first-year students
First-year students beginning their college experience in the fall will have two main options for housing: two of the four Wallace Complex wings or the Theophilus Tower. “Wallace really is […]