Vandals fall to Weber State in four-set battle
Idaho battles through a competitive match but struggles to find offensive consistency after taking the opening set

The University of Idaho volleyball team held its second home game of the season Saturday Oct. 26 against Weber State University after a recent loss to ISU two days prior. […]

Vandals fall to Bengals in first Big Sky matchup
Idaho drops three straight sets to Idaho State despite a strong second-set effort

The University of Idaho volleyball team hosted the first Big Sky Conference game of the season against Idaho State University on Thursday, Sept. 24, with their annual “Blackout the Bengals” […]

OPINION: College is more than a degree 
It is a journey of growth, discovery, and the experiences that shape your future

By the time graduation arrives, the focus often falls on the diploma: a framed document that represents years of classes, assignments and exams. But reducing college to a degree misses its larger purpose.  A […]

OPINION: Does not feel like fall yet
It is already September, where is the fall weather?

The mornings should have a chill that makes a sweatshirt necessary. The trees should be beginning to trade their summer green for yellow and orange. Downtown should feel a little […]

OPINION: Tailgating is underrated for the community it hosts
Tailgating offers a chance for people to get together with their friends before they cheer on their favorite sports team

Some of the most popular events in America are college football games. Deeply intertwined into American culture, football games are a way for students to support fellow students, and for […]

OPINION: Why the community loves the Kenworthy
The Kenworthy theater is more than a movie theater, and Moscow cherishes it as a member of the community.

In 1925 Milburn “Judd” Kenworthy bought the Crystal Theater Opera House, where it opens as a movie theater one year later, where it became the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre. Although […]