Beyond biology
Kate Johnson, a University of Idaho junior, will stay in town for Dads’ Weekend for the first time since starting school at UI.
Month: October 2013
Planning for plaid
This weekend will be bustling on and off campus with dads and their students as today marks the first day of Dads’ Weekend.
Letter to the editor — Gender oppression
Dear Editor I’m writing in response to Andrew Jenson’s article in Tuesday’s edition of the Argonaut. Specifically, I’d like to address the “Stereotypes” section of the article. To get right […]
Off the cuff — Quick takes on life from our editors
Sadness I had to throw my pumpkin away the day before Halloween since it started to mold. On the other hand, with one more day it would have made a […]
Dezmon Epps speeds up Idaho’s offense
Dezmon Epps isn’t shy about his speed. The Idaho junior wide receiver carries himself with humility, stays after practice to run extra routes and admits that he’s far from a […]
Home sweet Dome — After two road games, Vandals play host to Texas State Bobcats
When Paul Petrino came to coach Idaho football, one of the big things he wanted to accomplish during his tenure in Moscow was to win at home. He said he […]
Nichols just short — Final presidential candidate knows the Palouse, but fails to communicate land-grant knowledge
Laurie Stenberg Nichols is the first female finalist applying for presidency at the University of Idaho in at least 10 years. She has ties to the Palouse area, is a […]
Less daylight, more lights – ASUI resolution regarding increased lighted outdoor recreation space sparks debate
When the football team is practicing on the SprinTurf on the east end of the Kibbie Dome, other athletic and intramural teams have to find elsewhere to practice.
Around the world in a day – Annual IPO event brings international cultures to University of Idaho
Rachel Hill, a University of Idaho senior, was not aware the average citizen of Uzbekistan speaks more than three different languages, including Russian.
MAS focuses on equality – Student group brings awareness to local social issues
Movimiento Activista Social, a University of Idaho student group, has worked to bring awareness to social issues throughout Idaho for the past five years.