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Earlier this spring, the status of the 2017 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival was up in the air as officials at the University of Idaho mulled the potential cancellation of the […]
Idaho fought hard against No. 8 Washington Saturday in Seattle. The Huskies validated their top 10 ranking with a 59-14 win over the Vandals. The game marked Washington’s fifth straight […]
Fall is right around the corner, and our habits tend to change along with the leaves changing color. As it gets colder many of us gravitate toward more comfort foods […]
When considering the pursuit of a postsecondary education, students must consider a number of factors outside of academic achievement, such as cost and location. Despite posting respectable national test scores […]
After dropping the Seattle U Tournament 0-3 last weekend, the Idaho volleyball team looks to improve at the Cougar Challenge hosted by Washington State Friday and Saturday. Idaho plays George […]
After growing up on a farm in Strasburg, Indiana, sophomore setter Haylee Mathis decided she did not want to be a farmer’s wife. “I came from a really small town […]
Former Vandal Kinsey Gomez is living her dream. She just moved to Rochester Hills, Michigan, after signing a professional contract with the Hanson-Brooks Distance Project, sponsored by Brooks running. “I’m […]
Kate Magolan encourages her students to incorporate movement into their lives.
The sun beats down on a green field. Whistles sound, players take off and the crowd claps. The Idaho women’s soccer team is playing at Guy Wicks Field. Senior goalkeeper […]
When Sy Montgomery set out to research and write “The Soul of an Octopus: A Surprising Exploration into the Wonder of Consciousness,” she was surprised about three particular things.