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Peyton Loffer is a fourth-year student double majoring in agricultural economics and Spanish. Loffer is running for ASUI president alongside vice president candidate Jack Schneider who is a freshman double […]
Justin Alder, a sophomore music education major, is one of three candidates running for ASUI president. He is running alongside Sawyer Hamm, a junior majoring in musical composition and trumpet […]
The entire Idaho spring volleyball roster has returned to practice as of Thursday, according to current player Emma Patterson. In a Wednesday interview, Patterson said that she returned to practice […]
Political science, international studies, and anthropology students and faculty came together on March 28 for a presentation by a visiting professor on politics in Saudi Arabia. The University of Idaho […]
“The reason why I came to the University of Idaho was honestly because of athletics,” Jamie Morgan said. “I didn’t really know what the school was until I got into […]
Spring is finally starting to show its face on campus and with it comes the annual Vandal Giving Day. Started in 2016, Vandal Giving Day is an online-only event that […]
“Every moment is an organizing opportunity; every person is a potential activist; every minute a chance to change the world,” Viviana González, the keynote speaker for Farmworker Awareness Week, said, […]
The Director of the Women’s Center, Dr. Lysa Salsbury, hosted the 22nd annual Virginia Wolf Awards on Mar. 27 to spotlight some distinguished University of Idaho women. The awards are […]
The Idaho men’s basketball team ended the 2023-24 season with four straight losses and have been left in uncertainty. The Vandals finished the season 11-21 (5-13 in conference.) The only […]
Editor’s note: This article was written just before the Wednesday announcement that coach Gonzalez was placed on leave The news media was supposed to be their Hail Mary — their […]