Idaho’s housing crisis is no longer a distant concern — it is a daily reality for students, families and first-time buyers across the state. As highlighted in a recent Argonaut article, lawmakers are now considering legislation […]
Ireland is not literally “running out of oil” — but what is happening there may be just as alarming. In recent weeks, the country has faced widespread fuel shortages, soaring prices and […]
The University of Idaho is stepping into the future with the approval of a new bachelor’s degree and minor in artificial intelligence. On paper, it is a bold and necessary […]
The University of Idaho’s proposed tuition increases for the 2026–27 academic year is being framed as a necessary response to inflation. But for students already struggling to afford college, the latest proposal […]
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]
Education policy in the United States is entering a period of change as both federal and state leaders introduce new initiatives aimed at reshaping how students access and experience education. […]
Universities often describe themselves as marketplaces of ideas, places where opposing perspectives can meet in open dialogue. That goal will be tested at the University of Idaho as representatives from the Catholic […]
The University of Idaho is growing — just not in the way that truly prepares students for a global future. While total enrollment continues to rise, the percentage of international […]
Every month, hundreds of millions of girls and women face a crisis that rarely makes headlines: how to manage a natural biological process without the basic supplies needed to do […]
Nearly three decades apart, two Olympic figure skaters performed the same breathtaking move — a backflip on ice — and received wildly different reactions. One was punished and pushed aside. The […]