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The Argonaut regrets errors made in Oct. 28 stories, editorial In the Oct. 28 edition of The Argonaut, a series of front-page stories about a potential tobacco-free policy contained misleading and misinformed reporting. A misunderstanding in the reporting […]
Kim to take on Student Affairs and enrollment, Chatriand inherits Dean of Student Office The University of Idaho announced Wednesday it has hired Jean Kim as the Vice Provost for […]
New York Times sports writer advises aspiring journalists to always be authentic Being a woman in a male dominated profession is never easy, but for Karen Crouse it wasn’t something […]
Disagreement, additional consideration, nice to see in normally affable ASUI The Associated Students of the University of Idaho planned to fill four vacant seats in the senate last week. But […]
Cristian Mata didn’t always want to play the tuba, it just worked out that way In middle school Cristian Mata was a self-declared bully. He’s not proud of it, but […]
It’s no secret that Moscow isn’t exactly a bustling metropolis with endless weekend activities, especially once the weather starts to cool down. To help combat this small town atmosphere that […]
By now, the first day of classes are over, Greek houses have been selected, clubs have held their first meetings and The Argonaut has completed its second production cycle of […]
Unless you’ve lived under a rock for the past month or are immune to the social media takeover, you’ve seen the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and you’ve got a general […]
The first weeks of a new school year always go by in a blur — moving to Moscow, meeting thousands of new people, starting classes. During that time everyone who’s […]
College students have become the latest victims of employer and Internet fraud, according to John Mangiantini, manager for employer relations and communications at the University of Idaho Career Center.