Leaving an impact
Gerry Hagedorn was not just a Moscow native, Vandal alumnus, lover of athletics or financial donor –he was a true Vandal. Hagedorn died Monday, but his legacy will remain with […]
Month: March 2012
Second chance at road sweep
An extra week to prepare for its two-game road trip gave Idaho men’s lacrosse time on the practice field to correct basic errors that hampered it Feb. 18 and 19 […]
Shorthanded Vandals beat Spartans
Despite being shorthanded, the Idaho women’s basketball team kept the hope for a No. 4 seed in the WAC tournament alive by beating San Jose State 70-65 in Cowan Spectrum […]
Vandals head south
After half a season of cold weather, indoor match-ups and high altitude competition, the Vandals are excited for this weekend’s road trip south.
Vandals, Spartans meet in league finale
It is common to overlook an opponent with one league win, but when the Idaho men’s basketball team meets San Jose State in both teams’ regular season finale, the stakes […]
Women take to pitch
Spring break begins next week and while many students are planning to relax the University of Idaho soccer team prepares to jump into its spring season Sunday.
UI theater hits national stage
Several students from the University of Idaho Department of Theatre Arts may travel to Washington, D.C., for the 2012 National Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in April.
Ron Paul to make second stop at UI
Presidential candidate Ron Paul will make a second unexpected visit to the University of Idaho Monday.
Refloat flagship?
The outrage University of Idaho students and alumni expressed toward the removal of “flagship” from the UI mission statement got the attention of Latah County Rep. Tom Trail, who plans […]
Films highlight women’s issues
The LUNAFEST Woman’s Day Festival will showcase films by women from all over the world.