Football: Running with Purpose
Junior running back Isaiah Saunders’ running style is quite emulative of how he handles his problems in life — he keeps his legs churning, meets them head on and runs […]
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Sports Briefs 9/19/2017
Big Sky Basketball Tournament moves to Boise The Big Sky announced Monday that the annual Big Sky Basketball Tournament is relocating from Reno, Nevada to Boise, Idaho starting in 2019. […]
Soccer: Final Second Finish
Idaho vs Boise State Fans showed up in record-breaking force for the 2017 Idaho women’s soccer season opener against Boise State. The exciting game got even more exciting in […]
Beyond brotherhood — Senior and freshman refugee siblings reflect on time together at UI
George Ngalamulume never truly had his own identity. For the past 19 years, the University of Idaho freshman has been defined by the legacy set by his older brother, Patrick, […]
Bound for greatness —UIdaho Bound events had new students register for class and explore campus
During his first campus visit to attend UIdaho Bound Saturday, Stephen Best had trouble locating a building on his campus map. “You’re upside down,” his father and University of Idaho […]
Crystal bowl of potatoes
Football is a sport deeply ingrained in American culture, with the power to shape competitive rivalries or lifelong friendships based simply on the colors worn Saturday afternoon. The University of […]
Players speak on Potato Bowl berth
Quarterback Matt Linehan, defensive back Jayshawn Jordan and linebacker Tony Lashley speak to the media following their team’s invitation to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in Boise.
Petrino discusses Potato Bowl invitation
Idaho head coach Paul Petrino speaks to the media following his team’s invitation to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in Boise Dec. 22.
Weekend sans dad
When I first became a member of the Vandal family, my father wasn’t the most excited. As a long time Boise State Bronco fan, he begrudgingly welcomed the shower of […]
Only enabling—Boise School District’s grade policy endangers students’ future success
In July, the Boise School District announced a new grading policy making the lowest possible grade a student can receive a 50 percent on any project, assignment or test regardless […]