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 […]
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December is for the dads
Dads’ Weekend at the University of Idaho is a longstanding tradition complete with golf, beer tasting and, of course, Vandal football. The event is usually celebrated in the fall about […]
Paul Petrino discusses South Alabama win
Idaho head coach Paul Petrino speaks with the media following his team’s 38-31 win over South Alabama Nov. 26 at the Kibbie Dome.
Off the cuff
The end Some things come to an end and another journey begins. — Luis A pleasant irony A holiday all about being thankful for the good things in our lives […]
Stuck in the mud
On Oct. 23, the Vandal women’s soccer team celebrated a 4-0 victory over Southern Utah that secured the No. 1 seed in the Big Sky playoffs and the right to […]
Civil rights exercised — Palouse locals protest against President-elect Donald Trump
New York businessman Donald Trump was elected to be the 45th president of the United States Tuesday night, and not everyone on the Palouse was happy about it. Within hours, […]
A different way to speak out—Performers offer their views on feminism and other issues through poetry at F-Word Live
With energy and power, performers led the night through spoken word. Feminism, gender equity and body image were some of the topics discussed at the F-Word Live Poetry Slam. The […]
‘Be good to each other’
Shogo Ota didn’t know where Idaho was on a map when he was accepted to the University of Idaho in the early 2000s. What he did know was that is […]
Art, drones and action
A gun shot. A text message. Two entirely separate actions, with very similar outcomes: a target. How has technology helped Americans as a society? How has it destroyed users? It […]