Q”s & no real answers: A list of questions from a curious student journalist
When I walked into The Argonaut newsroom as a freshman three years ago, I started asking questions and never stopped. These are the ones I never got answers to. Let”s […]
Author: Hannah Shirley
Final days a freshman: Playing to her own tune
When University of Idaho freshman Andrea Falk dropped her cello performance major just after midterms, everything seemed to fall into place. “I was very content,” she said. “Much happier.” Falk […]
Old world coffee – Moscow”s best study spot features in-house coffee beans, family and warmth
Over the years, plenty of people have told Pat Greenfield she should get rid of the nearly 100-year-old community table in the front room of Bucer”s Coffeehouse Pub. Greenfield, who […]
“I shot four people” – Shooting suspect enters Alford pleas to all four charges against him
Accused Moscow shooter John Lee accepted a plea agreement from the state March 11. Though he initially entered guilty pleas to all four charges brought against him, Judge John Stegner […]
Requesting conservative increases – Tuition and fees proposal to go before State Board mid-March
University of Idaho President Chuck Staben has approved a proposed 4.5 percent increase to the fiscal year 2017 undergraduate resident tuition and fees, including a 2 percent increase to the […]
Enhancing diversity – BSU representatives approach UI administration with ideas for increasing diversity
A group of student representatives from the Black Student Union have a list of six requests of their university, which they presented to University of Idaho administrators Jan. 22. Cynthia […]
HR director accepts new position – Walters” departure puts employee compensation discussion on hold
After three and a half years in Moscow, University of Idaho Human Resources Executive Director Greg Walters has accepted the position of Assistant Vice President of Human Resources and Training […]
Ashes to ashes, day to day – Campus Christian Center stands strong on last leg
It was 1967 and Moscow still hadn”t discovered rock and roll. Back in those days, the campus was strictly straight-laced, John Pool said – combed hair and slacks with sweaters […]
Thinking affordable – Cowan talks student fees, open textbooks
When it comes to student fees, ASUI President Max Cowan said students want to know where their money is going. Technically, that information can be accessed – but that doesn”t […]
Advancing Idaho”s agriculture – Foltz to head agricultural initiatives
John Foltz said he has been preparing for his new position as the Special Assistant to the President for Agricultural Initiatives for 25 years. That”s how long he has been […]