W. Basketball: Vandals take down Grizzlies early
An early lead allowed the Idaho women’s basketball team to come away with yet another Big Sky Conference victory Thursday night. Sophomore post Geraldine McCorkell scored 16 points to bring […]
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W. Basketball: The Sky is the Limit
Idaho women’s basketball head coach Jon Newlee remembers the exact moment he first saw freshman guard Taylor Pierce on the court. “I knew when I first saw her play, I’m […]
W. Hockey: Chicks with Sticks
Women’s club hockey forward Alena Lee said she is impressed with the growth that the Idaho program has seen in the last couple of years. “The sport is growing rapidly […]
Basketball: Staff Predictions – Idaho vs. Montana State
Prediction: Idaho 74 — Montana State 73 Sophomore guard Victor Sanders was electric last week, scoring 33 points against Northern Arizona and 29 points against Southern Utah. But the Vandals […]
Philosophy of food – A day in the life of faculty member and restaurant manager Bryce Blankenship
Nobody understands the pros and cons of having a busy schedule better than Bryce Blankenship. The University of Idaho philosophy professor not only holds an instructing position with the university […]
Up in the air, on the stage – MFA student-produced play, ‘Tightrope’ explores the complexity of family traditions
From a fascination with one of the most dangerous performance professionals in the world and the tradition in which it”s steeped, Megan Fevurly, University of Idaho MFA playwriting candidate and […]
Tweets of the Week 1/22/16
Women's triple jump ended with Reed Richardson from @IdahoTrack jumping 10.77 meters and taking the gold — Idaho Track & Field (@IdahoTrack) January 16, 2016 Day to day, week to […]
Came a tribe from the north – For UI lobbyist Joe Stegner, the tables have turned
University of Idaho lobbyist Joe Stegner may be in Boise now, but the Vandal alumnus” roots are just down the Lewiston hill. Stegner serves on the President”s Cabinet, and his […]
Dealing with decline – Idaho experiences dip in agricultural revenue
Many businesses move in cyclical patterns, with periods of highs and lows, of growth and stagnation. The agriculture industry is no exception. After five straight years of revenue increases in […]
A change in scenery – New UI controller settles into her new job and life
After spending nearly eight years working in Washington D.C. for the National Education Association, Linda Campos and her husband decided it was time for a change. “I always wanted to […]