A journey through ‘The Love We Make’
UI senior produces and directs first play
“Here or, The Love We Make” will open its doors to the public 7:30 p.m. Thursday with a $3 admission fee for non-UI students. Tanner Collier, a University of Idaho […]
Author: Staff Report
What to remember when celebrating Cinco de Mayo
The equity and diversity unit at UI clarifies true meaning of Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is a popularly celebrated holiday in the U.S., but its roots have a deeper meaning than just tequila and taco parties. Christina Vazquez, advising specialist for the […]
Our dream travel destinations
The Arts and Culture staff discuss their dream travel destinations
Jordan Willson – Peru Of all the beautiful places in the world I’d love to see, I think I’d like to see Peru the most. Home to the Amazon Rainforest […]
My beef with the trade wars
Analyzing the impacts of trade talks on American ag exports
Every day, there is more talk of global tensions in respect to trade, tariffs and globalization in general. A recent CNN headline even outlined this, “US-China trade war fears: how […]
O.T.C. — 05.03.18
If you made a movie about this school year, what would you title it? “Fighting for Survival” I might give it a post-apocalyptic feel and have my sidekick be a […]
Young and restless
Moscow is home to many active citizens, helping students learn outside the university
Throughout the course of the 2017-18 school year, The Argonaut reported on a variety of events, places and people. Often, the stories that resonate most with our newsroom and our […]
Humans and nature existing in harmony
Conservation biology art exhibit hosted by Ridenbaugh Hall
University of Idaho students linked creativity and science together to create unique art at the Ridenbaugh Art Gallery exhibit this week. Each piece took about a month or longer for […]
O.T.C. — 04.26.18
What is your go-to feel-good song for studying? Hailey knows … Waking Up by Parachute, or anything by them for that matter. They’re the best. — Leslie Justin Timberlake No […]
Blurred boundaries
College students should know the laws that affect them most
If an Idahoan is found in possession of under three ounces of marijuana, it’s classified as a misdemeanor with a penalty of up to $1,000 or one year in prison. […]
Vandals coming home
Homecoming brings together Vandals
Nothing brings out the Vandal spirit quite like Homecoming Week at the University of Idaho, a time when students, alumni and members of the community all gather in celebration. During […]