Athletes of the Week 1/26/16
Ty Egbert — Men’s Basketball In the absence of leading scorers Victor Sanders and Perrion Callandrat, Idaho junior Ty Egbert stepped up for the Vandals by posting 18 points and […]
Tag: Washington State University
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 […]
Track & Field: Explosive Performances For Indoor Track, Field
Months of preparation for the 2016 season paid off Saturday as the Idaho indoor track and field team began the season on a positive note. The Vandals took top honors […]
Empowering the Palouse – Educational program aims to benefit Palouse youth through STEM
Jody Opheim said her grade school-aged daughter is always curious. In school, however, Opheim said her daughter was always told she had to wait to do things above her grade […]
“We hear their voices” – Dozens of demonstrators stand in solidarity with civil rights protesters in Missouri
In the hours before the public demonstration she helped organize, University of Idaho student Cynthia Ballesteros said she was most apprehensive about potential backlash. She wasn”t the only one. “It”s […]
Reinstating WUE not on the table
With low tuition in Washington, WUE is not likely to return to UI The University of Idaho discontinued the majority of its participation in the Western Undergraduate Exchange in 2011, […]
Viewing culture through cinema – Palouse French Film Festival aims to promote French culture via film
The French language departments at the University of Idaho and Washington State University have been working together for a number of years to do what they could not do on […]
Getting down with derby – When it”s time for derby, nothing else matters
The Rolling Hills Derby Dames aren”t just a team, they”re a family. Ali Jones, better known by her roller derby name, Big Al, said she loves the team and the […]
Wasted WSU controversy – WSU professors” word bans were understandable
Syllabus Week brought more than the typical boredom pandemic to Washington State University. When some Critical Culture, Gender and Race Studies classes” syllabi discouraged the use of offensive terms, including […]
Sweet chords – Washington Idaho Symphony is an opportunity to play music
It’s just noise. Nothing but a cacophony echoes off the ceiling and windows and floats out into the night through open doors. Without saying a word, only by standing up […]