Homecoming hopes — Vandals look to continue winning
Kicking off the Homecoming weekend sports-wise for Idaho is the Vandal soccer team, taking on the New Mexico State Aggies for the second consecutive conference match of the season.
A sorority’s youthful cause – Alpha Gamma Delta hosts second walk to cure juvenile diabetes
Alpha Gamma Delta will host their second annual Walk to Cure Type 1 Diabetes 5K Oct. 5.
Everything is connected
Every day as consumers, we make decisions. What clothes to wear, what things to buy, what services to use and what to eat. It seems so basic, so normal.
Taking food from their mouths
Last week, the House GOP narrowly passed a bill that would cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — or food stamps — by $40 billion over the next ten years. […]
Battle of Main Street — Farmers market needs to take back seat to UI traditions for Homecoming Parade
The funny thing about a carrot, is that it tastes the same no matter where you sell it. The same can’t be said about university traditions that take place in […]
Why cooking matters
When is the last time you cooked a meal at home? According to a 2010 Harris Interactive Poll, 1 out of 3 Americans ages 18-33 cook at home five or […]
Overly integrated
An introductory class is the first exposure a student will have with a subject. It is the time when a student says, “Hello, subject, I am interested in you. Tell […]
Letter to the editor — Missing the point
This letter is in response to Andrew Jenson’s column in the Sept. 24 Argonaut. Jenson claims the “Pope misses the mark.”
Important issues at home
About two years ago, the world watched Mitt Romney and Barack Obama battle for the presidency. Almost $2 billion was spent on the election of 2012. This money helped bring […]
Keeping it reel — A look at Prof. Russell Meeuf and John Wayne
As a faculty member of the University of Idaho’s School of Journalism and Mass Media, Russell Meeuf is not afraid to admit his great love for cinema and how it […]