A&E – Mailbox
On Sep. 9 and 10, the Lionel Hampton School of Music hosted the Montana/Idaho Clarinet Festival. The clarinet studio was delighted to learn that The Argonaut wanted to do a […]
Author: Staff Report
Real winners of the Homecoming Parade – A review of the Vandal Homecoming Parade floats
Homecoming at the University of Idaho was a huge success for a number of reasons.
Fighting the fall slump – The stress of the school year is here to stay, but so are these campus resources
After the excitement of returning to school from summer vacation settles down, students may come to find life hits them all at once. Newcomers miss their families and friends, while […]
Career conundrum – The UI Career Fair is a good idea, but excludes a significant portion of students
College students reach a point in their four years where they have to face the harsh reality of finding a job outside of college.
Playing close to the heart
Alpha Phi sorority holds soccer tournament to raise money for women’s heart health
Spirit as status—Taking a look at university school spirit in the United States
School spirit, or school pride, is a distinctly American thing. The branded clothing, team colors, mascots, cheers, tailgates, football and academic prestige — these are all big parts of what […]
Mailbox: September 30, 2016
I recently read the article “Relation- ships among rivalry” published in the Sept. 16 issue of The Argonaut. The piece suggests, in debating the posited rivalry, that the tension between […]
Education on moderation – UI’s Alcohol and Other Drugs Program is a starting point for healthy habits
College is a time for self-discovery and exploration of how to be a contributing member of society. That path can lead many of us to a little thing called alcohol.
The community man – Moscow mayor speaks on positive collaboration with university
Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert sat down with Argonaut editorial board members over the weekend to discuss the city’s ongoing partnership with the University of Idaho.