Argonaut Radio: Jan. 21, 2016
Garza, the keynote speaker for the University of Idaho”s Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, addressed a packed crowd on the fourth floor of the Idaho Commons Friday. University of Idaho […]
W. Basketball: The Sky is the Limit
Idaho women’s basketball head coach Jon Newlee remembers the exact moment he first saw freshman guard Taylor Pierce on the court. “I knew when I first saw her play, I’m […]
W. Hockey: Chicks with Sticks
Women’s club hockey forward Alena Lee said she is impressed with the growth that the Idaho program has seen in the last couple of years. “The sport is growing rapidly […]
Confessions of a metrosexual – Personal preferences don”t require the approval of others
My hair has a slight greasiness to it. That”s probably the least attractive way to put it, but it”s true. As a matter of fact that”s the way I like […]
Canine bootcamp
The rookie just wasn”t ready. He had been training for nearly a month and still, Chief had seen few results. Chief was actually a captain, but they called him Chief. […]
Fashioning an empire – How the figures of the past have influenced fashion”s future
The clothes we wear and the trends we follow are such a tremendous part of our lives, and yet few people take the time to think about where their preferred […]
Basketball: Staff Predictions – Idaho vs. Montana State
Prediction: Idaho 74 — Montana State 73 Sophomore guard Victor Sanders was electric last week, scoring 33 points against Northern Arizona and 29 points against Southern Utah. But the Vandals […]
Philosophy of food – A day in the life of faculty member and restaurant manager Bryce Blankenship
Nobody understands the pros and cons of having a busy schedule better than Bryce Blankenship. The University of Idaho philosophy professor not only holds an instructing position with the university […]
Up in the air, on the stage – MFA student-produced play, ‘Tightrope’ explores the complexity of family traditions
From a fascination with one of the most dangerous performance professionals in the world and the tradition in which it”s steeped, Megan Fevurly, University of Idaho MFA playwriting candidate and […]
Spring into involvement – Spring semester provides a number of chances for student involvement
Although the majority of student involvement and recruitment events occur in the fall, Spring semester is also a great time to get involved. Whether you”re a new student who decided […]