Editor in Cheif Profile: Christina Lords
From a college freshman uncertain about her career, to the editor-in-chief at the Argonaut, and now editor in chief at the Idaho Capital Sun, Christian Lords reflected her time working […]
Author: Alyssa Johnson
Senior fellow Dr. Gordon Wilson closes “Colliding Worldviews” series with a dive into young earth creationism
Dr. Gordon Wilson, Senior Fellow of Natural History, unravels the complexities of Young Earth Creation and sparking dialogues on the intersection of science and faith
In an enthralling exploration of faith and science, Dr. Gordon Wilson took center stage on Thursday, Nov. 30th, challenging established scientific narratives as he dove into Young Earth creation theory, […]
The goals of the new ASUI senators
Five ASUI senators were elected Wednesday
ASUI elections wrapped up Wednesday evening and five new Senate seats were filled. Voted in by the UI student body, Emily Scrupps, Jonathan Morton, Mason Rossi, Pandey Palak and Zoha […]
The Black Educators Initiative program discusses the importance of having diverse educators
The City Teachers Alliance engages in discussions with both UI students and teachers, addressing the objectives of The Black Educators Initiative program.
Black educators play an important role in the field of education by fostering inclusivity, creating diversity in classrooms, and reducing systemic barriers to Black educators. Only 20% of national public […]
City Council Candidate Profile: Evan Holmes
Evan Holmes Background Evan Holmes was raised in Ohio and attended Heidelberg College. Beginning in 1979 Holmes was a National Park Service employee, where he met his wife, Nancy, at […]
City Council Candidate Profiles: Sandra Kelly
Sandra Kelly’s Background Sandra Kelly grew up in Mountain Home, Idaho and attended Lewis-Clark State College where she got her degrees in History and Political Science. She has a background […]
A partial annular solar eclipse will be present in Moscow Saturday morning
On Saturday an annular solar eclipse will cover part of Moscow’s sky early in the morning, join the UI solar eclipse watch party on the tower lawn starting at 8 A.M.
Don’t forget to grab a pair of eclipse glasses to witness the partial solar eclipse this Saturday in Moscow. The peak time of the eclipse will be at 9:23 A.M. […]
Moscow Film Society and UI JAMM students showcase IT at Kenworthy Theatre for Wicked Wednesdays
The Kenworthy will show a scary movie every Wednesday for UI JAMM students Wicked Wednesday class project
Moscow community members, UI JAMM, and Moscow Film Society gathered at the Kenworthy theatre Wednesday, October 4th, to watch their showing of IT for Wicked Wednesdays. At the beginning of […]
Borah Symposium hosts documentary highlighting war crimes in Ukraine
University of Idaho’s 76th annual Borah Symposium creates discussions around liberal democracies on global levels and the effects autocracy has on an international scale. This year’s symposium theme revolves around […]
UI to pay $750,000 over racial discrimination lawsuit
Lawsuit with former professor settled
Former University of Idaho Professor, Shaakirrah Sanders, settled a $750,000 lawsuit against the University and former Deans in the College of Law based on racial and gender discrimination. Sanders, who […]