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The first year Belle Baggs began teaching at the University of Idaho, she quickly found herself with more responsibilities than expected. Baggs, who was hired in 2011, said shortly after […]
It”s election season, in case that wasn”t obvious already. That means local, state and national elections will take place over the year. On campus, it”s the ASUI election season. Candidates […]
The ASUI web page lists the goal of student government as an organization that “helps Vandals of all disciplines be engaged leaders of tomorrow and craft a bright future for […]
Paul Lewin, an assistant professor of agricultural science at the University of Idaho, said he approaches education not as an educator, but as an economist. “Education is an investment,” Lewin […]
A bill written by Sen. Kate Ricart and sponsored by Sen. Laura Ehman intended to iron out the details of redistricting by college was discussed at last week”s ASUI senate […]
Presidential candidate Rachael Miller and her running mate McKenzie MacDonald sat across from presidential candidate Austin Karstetter and his running mate Cruz Botello at the ASUI presidential and vice presidential […]
For Austin Karstetter, being involved in his community is easy. Karstetter, one of the two candidates running for ASUI president, is an international studies and organizational science major with a […]
After two tough losses last week against ranked opponents, the Idaho men’s tennis team hosted their first home competition of the season Saturday against Big Sky opponent Portland State. The […]
The Idaho men’s tennis team enters the final stretch of the regular season ranked third in the Big Sky standings with a 6-2 conference record. The Vandals possess an 12-5 […]
The Idaho football team conducted its first spring scrimmage Saturday morning at Bengal Field in Lewiston. Sophomore quarterback Jake Luton had a strong performance with the first-team offense in place […]