Soccer: A Quick Adjustment
Freshman midfielder Myah Merino was a little late to the sport of soccer. “I started later because I was a dancer,” she said. “But then I got into soccer. I […]
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Football: Teammates, Friends, Colleagues
Last fall, Troy Purcell was the head football coach at Bozeman High School, leading the Hawks to a 13-1 record and the Class AA state title. This August, Purcell will […]
W. Basketball: Big Sky Joins Consortium
Big Sky men’s basketball officials will now be included in the Pac-12, Mountain West, Big West, West Coast and Western Athletic Conferences’ officiating consortium for the 2016-2017 season. The Western […]
Women’s Golf: German Vacation
While some of the world’s best golfers were competing in Rio, Idaho’s very own Sophie Hausmann took a different route. The German native returned home and spent the first weekend […]
Alumni: Cycling to Gold
Former Vandal Kristin Armstrong won her third straight Olympic Gold Medal in the women’s individual time trial Aug. 10 in Rio de Janeiro. A day later, she turned 43. “I […]
Football: Fighting Through the Pain
The Idaho football team surprised the Sun Belt Conference last season, finishing with a 4-8 record and winning three conference games. But the stakes are much higher for the Vandals […]
Soccer: Nervous Energy
A large crowd greeted the Idaho women’s soccer team at their first unofficial game Monday at Guy Wicks Field. The sidelines were full as last year’s Big Sky regular season […]
Graduating college is scary, but Vandals are prepared
For graduating seniors, four years have gone by. They”ve cried, they”ve laughed, they”ve cried some more, some have nearly gone bald pulling out their hair and questioning their very existence. […]
Once a Vandal, always a Vandal – Vandal graduates to join 127-year-old legacy
When Chance Wilson and Crystal Wilson (Halstead) first met, they were freshmen at University of Idaho and were meeting up with a group of friends to go to a football […]
A graduation 40 years in the making – 72-year-old alumnus to walk 40 years after he earns degree
During the University of Idaho commencement ceremony of 1976, Gordon Snyder, 72, was in Montana in the middle of a forestry lab. On that day 40 years ago, Snyder was […]