Column: The Dangers of Overconfidence
There’s no doubt about it, Idaho football is good. In fact, the team may be better than it ever has, due to a number of experienced leaders returning to the […]
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M. Golf: Glimpse into the future
As fall quickly approaches, so does the 2017-2018 men’s golf season. Head coach David Nuhn released the schedule for the upcoming season. The Vandals will compete in 10 […]
Sports Briefs: 5/24/2017
Blanked by the Cardinal The Idaho men’s tennis team received a not-so-warm welcome from Stanford in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Vandals fell to the Cardinal 4-0 […]
M. Golf: Labor of love
It is easy to have an affinity for a town, region or even sports team. A lot of the time, where a person is from may define their futures and […]
Football: All about the offense
With fall just around the corner and the 2017 football season drawing closer, Vandal fans were given a taste of the future Friday afternoon in the Kibbie Dome. The annual […]
Soccer: There’s no place like Dome
Home field advantage has a new meaning for the Idaho women’s soccer team. Weeks after the athletic department announced a transition indoors for the upcoming season, the team announced its […]
W. Basketball: From one family to the next
Mikayla Ferenz and Taylor Pierce are both thriving at Idaho now, but both said their families have been a large motivating factor along the way. Ferenz said she has always […]
M. Golf: Season of Learning
After a rough first round of the Big Sky Conference championship, the Idaho men’s golf team flipped a switch and recorded several commendable scores in rounds two and three, including […]
M.Tennis: 2017 Champs
The Idaho men’s tennis team earned its second Big Sky Tennis Championship in the last three seasons. The Vandals swept Montana Saturday 4-0 to claim the title, with all three […]
Sharing culture — Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs brought Japanese traditions to the Palouse
University of Idaho students and locals gathered Wednesday in the Bruce M. Pitman Center to learn Japanese traditions. The UI Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs partnered to the […]