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On a cold Saturday afternoon in Moscow, you might have encountered people protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the federal government. This group of Moscow residents are, like much of the nation, unhappy with the events playing out across America. Interactions between ICE […]
On Jan. 20, the Goldwater Institute sent a letter to The Argonaut. In this letter, the Goldwater Institute makes an argument for why the Idaho Attorney General, Raúl Labrador, should investigate the Idaho State Board of Education about efforts to undermine […]
Saying “happy holidays” has become something of an internet culture war in recent years. It has transformed from a standard wintertime greeting into a whole argument. However, there are some […]
Within the modern United States political climate, some believe that rights should only be upheld for them, but not for others who are different. This is especially problematic when those […]
In early October, President Donald Trump federalized the National Guard from several states and deployed them into Chicago amid anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests. Among the National Guard units that were deployed to Chicago were […]
The University of Idaho is getting ready for one of the most exciting weekends of the year. Students are buying costumes, candy is selling out and the campus is getting ready to face another weekend of fun […]
Classrooms are often filled with coughs and sniffles, especially during the fall semester. By the next morning, students are waking up with sore throats or a headache but still need […]
Last week was Greek Week on campus, where all the different fraternity and sorority chapters compete in events to earn points. However, not all the students on campus are involved […]
Syllabus week has many different conceptions throughout campus. Some people think it is a waste of time and an excuse to have fun, while others think of it as a […]
We have all seen Greek life philanthropies on campus. Usually, they’re at the bottom of Hello Walk or on a street corner of Greek Row, wearing their letters and asking […]