Football: Idaho Reaches Six
The Idaho football team reached six wins this season against Texas State Saturday, making the Vandals bowl eligible for the first time since 2009. “It was all gas and no […]
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Volleyball: Vandals Keep Rolling
The Idaho volleyball team grabbed the eighth and final spot in the Big Sky Tournament with wins over Montana and Montana State Friday and Saturday in the Memorial Gym. Idaho […]
W. Basketball: ‘A Long Way to Go’
Friday’s game between the Idaho women’s basketball team and Seattle U was a battle from the start. The Vandals came out on top with a 68-64 win to open nonconference […]
M. Basketball Commentary: Dynamic Duos
Three may be considered a magic number, but the best things in life often come in pairs. Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry would not be the same without his […]
Football: Just One More
One win away from bowl eligibility, the Idaho football team plays conference opponent Texas State Saturday in Texas. Idaho (5-4, 3-2) came one step closer to reaching a postseason berth […]
W. Basketball: Idaho Comes Out Strong
The Idaho women’s basketball team kick-started the season with an 83-45 win against Multnomah Saturday in the Memorial Gym. Idaho held the Lions to 20 percent shooting from the field […]
Football: Battle Down South
With another win Saturday and a winning record, the Idaho football team is on an upward trajectory. After traveling over 2,000 miles to face the Rajin’ Cajuns, Idaho came up […]
Volleyball: Searching With No Result
The Idaho volleyball team fell against North Dakota 3-1 (18-25, 25-21, 14-25, 19-25) Saturday in Grand Forks. The loss drops Idaho (9-17, 4-10) to ninth in the conference. Weber State […]
Step to the right, step to the left—College Republicans at UI help local candidates, act as ambassadors for the party
If Donald Trump wins the election, the Republican Party will cease to exist, said Tanner Beymer, former chair of the College Republicans at the University of Idaho. Beymer said this […]
‘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 […]