The Sport That Took Over Campus
The inside scoop on everything spikeball
Spikeball creates the opportunity to stay active and meet new people, which is believed to be the reason the sport grew so quickly at the University of Idaho. As the […]
Roller Derby: Palouse Edition
It’s a quiet Sunday morning in Pullman, Washington. The sun is shining, birds are chirping from a nearby patch of pine trees and crisp, cold air lingers in the shaded parking lot of the Gladish Community […]
Flash Fiction: The Hit
The last time I played baseball, the field was bathed in a sea of yellow and orange sunlight that turned the grass to gold. The sight would have been beautiful, […]
Paving the way for future female athletes
University of Idaho athletes discuss the challenges of being a woman in sports
Erica Pecha sits on a bench as her nimble fingers tie the dark blue laces of her worn down running shoes. She stands up and adjusts her ponytail, her eyes scanning the […]
Preserving an Industry
With an industry in decline, logger sports serve as a window into the past
On firm Moscow soil, Paul Riebe stands poised and ready with a chain saw in hand. As the timer starts, Riebe sprints around a log balanced precariously with one end […]
Tradition and Talent
Through community and a storied pedigree, basketball in Lapwai and among the Nez Perce flourishes
Salmon nets and tennis balls The year was 1943, and Leroy Seth, a 7-year-old Nimiipuu (Nez Perce) boy, wanted to hone his basketball skills. In that era, the unincorporated […]