Men’s Tennis: Lewiston Leap
Idaho’s men’s tennis team held on to its top spot in the Big Sky conference after flying past Whitman College and Lewis and Clark State College Saturday. The Vandals (8-6, […]
Author: Brandon Hill
Dance of the ages
UI's Tutxinmepu Powwow celebrated a timeless culture
The turf inside the Kibbe Dome trembled with a rhythmic beat. The rafters echoed with chants of songs older than the building itself. Inside, hundreds of Native American dancers and […]
Women’s Tennis: Excellence in the East
After taking shelter in the Lewis and Clark State College indoor courts, the Idaho women’s tennis team prevailed over yet another Big Sky foe. Eastern Washington attempted to knock of […]
ASUI to vote on Rob Spear resolution Wednesday
Senators will propose a resolution calling for Rob Spear to be removed from UI
ASUI will vote on a resolution Wednesday calling for the permanent removal of University of Idaho Athletic Director Rob Spear. The vote will come just one day after UI President […]
Three-minute masters
Graduate students take three minutes to talk about their research for a chance to win funding
The chance to win funding for research brought together graduate students from across the University of Idaho. Students gathered for a three-minute thesis competition, an international event normally held at […]
Keeping the conversation alive
Protesters with the Black Student Union marched through Moscow, calling for justice for Stephon Clark
Eight bullets. That’s how many Stephon Clark’s body was found with in his backyard in Sacramento, California, according to the New York Times. Outrage once again echoed across the country, […]
Good as Goldman
New York Times reporter Adam Goldman presents during the Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium
In the age of fake news and animosity between the press and federal government, New York Times reporter Adam Goldman offered some insight. “The government’s ability to genuinely call out […]
‘Inaction is no longer an option’
Hundreds of protestors march through Moscow as a part of March for Our Lives
Snow dusted the top of 4th grader Alden Duff’s curly blonde hair. Standing 4-foot-9 on a stage in front of 1,000 protestors, the Jefferson Elementary student began his speech. “I’m […]
On the right trail
UI students take part in protecting the Oregon environment
While many University of Idaho students returned home or took off for exotic destinations during spring break, Emma Carscallen and a select few UI students traveled to Oregon to help […]
Men’s Tennis: A solid spring break split
Spring break drew to a close with the Idaho men’s tennis team facing its sixth Big Sky opponent of the season and maintaining a perfect conference record. The Vandals’ 5-2 […]