LIFE Hacks: March 28- April 1
Vandal Students have a lot to look forward to this week, with so many exciting events and on campus activities to attend. To start the week of right, on Tuesday, […]
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New volleyball coach Chris Gonzalez set to bring change
Chris Gonzalez wants to set a new standard in Idaho volleyball
With progress comes change, and new volleyball coach Chris Gonzalez is set to bring it. After former head volleyball coach Debbie Buchanan retired last November, the job search was on […]
Low turnout, high hopes
Belief in a future esports program at the University of Idaho remains intact despite low participation in student intramural tournaments.
Getting any event off the ground can be difficult to run when no one signs up. Butch Fealy and the University of Idaho’s intramural department found themselves in a difficult […]
OPINION: Idaho’s education needs more than increased funding
From funding systems to battling misinformed representatives, the state’s education system is struggling
I graduated high school with a class of 16 in small-town northern Idaho. One of the best things to happen to us was being the first class in years to […]
LIFE Hacks: Feb. 7-13
Things to do at UI this week
Vandal Students have a busy week to look forward to, with lots of great opportunities and events to take advantage of. Keep an eye out for these activities going on […]
“I almost said ‘I’m not going'”
International student athletes at the U of I recall some of their unique experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic
An empty, motionless room that you can’t leave. Nothing but yourself, white bed sheets and a daunting view of a city skyline. When Zach Nunis, a University of Idaho track […]
This week at U of I
This week at U of I
Even though syllabus week is over, students have a lot to look forward to in events and activities this week. Monday was Martin Luther King Jr. Day so school and university activities were cancelled […]
UI architecture across campus
Administration building and IRIC join different ages of style
The United States East Coast, King Henry VIII’s castles and the innovative research the University of Idaho conducts may not appear to have any overlap, but they are just some […]
Masks mandate to continue through Dec. 11 commencement
Federal vaccine mandate decision expected this week
President Scott Green stated that the Moscow campus mask mandate will continue through the Dec. 11 commencement. The decision was made after consulting Gritman Medical Center and Idaho Public Health, in consideration […]
UI’s take on sustainability
Making environmental differences the Vandal way
It can feel as though large problems like climate change and sustainability are not within a student’s power to change. Some may be quick to believe the actions of an […]