Final steps of ASUI fee audit call for student feedback
An open forum will be held at 3:30 p.m. March 22 in the Idaho Commons Clearwater Room for students to ask questions and learn more about the allocation of their […]
Month: March 2012
Fraternity reinstated on campus after 5 years
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity is back on campus and ready to restore itself in fall 2012.
UI colleges opt to reduce credit requirements from 128 to 120
Colleges across the University of Idaho campus are reducing the number of required credits to graduate from 128 to 120. Last November, the UI Faculty Senate created an opportunity for […]
Police log
Tuesday, Feb. 28 4:55 p.m. Winco: Caller reported that Winco was notified to look for a male putting change from a large glass jar into the change machine a couple […]
Scaling the wall
Justin Wyse climbs in the finals of the Palouse Climbing Festival competition. Wyse, a student at Western Washington University and contender in the open category of the competition, placed third […]
Student campaigns for required sexual assault training
Inspired by a Campus Conversation, Kellie Koester is campaigning for a required sexual assault training class at the University of Idaho.
Women wanted
Limited involvement may force the Women’s Outdoor Program to cancel its spring break backpacking trip.
Idaho women’s tennis defeats UTEP, New Mexico, falls to New Mexico State
The first outdoor match and WAC opponent met Idaho women’s tennis Friday and Saturday, and the Vandals returned to Moscow 2-1.
Crossbow confusion
The modern crossbow is a highly developed and engineered piece of hunting weaponry. These bad boys fling arrows at almost unimaginable speeds and attain accuracy comparable with any modern compound […]
Idaho women’s basketball beats Hawaii, secures No. 4
It might have been senior night, but a freshman stole the show. Freshman Stacey Barr’s career-high 23 points propelled the Vandals to a 69-50 senior day victory against Hawaii Saturday […]