A soft spot for charity
The Palouse Patchers have been quilting for more than 30 years, and their mission of philanthropy hasn’t slowed at all.
UI Jazz Band opens for Bob Curnow
The Bob Curnow Big Band kicked off the winter 2012 season playing with the University of Idaho Jazz Band 1 at Ichiban Sushi Lounge Monday night in Spokane. The Bob […]
Welcome to the new Vandal Nation!
Welcome to the new Vandal Nation site, the Argonaut’s home of ridiculously obsessive coverage of Idaho athletics. We’re still feeling out the kinks and continually are brainstorming ways to make […]
Pumpkin cinnamon rolls
Katy Sword | Crumbs ‘Tis the season for pumpkin, so why not pumpkin cinnamon rolls? These take a little time and planning, but they are worth the reward. Besides, the […]
Idaho falls short in Denver
The Vandal volleyball team continued its road trip on Monday night when it lost to Denver in a tight five setter, 28-26, 22-25, 22-25, 30-28, 17-15. It was the 10th […]
Idaho falls short in Denver
The Vandal volleyball team continued its road trip on Monday night when it lost to Denver in a tight five setter, 28-26, 22-25, 22-25, 30-28, 17-15.
Eating local — City looks to create food innovation center, distribute local foods throughout community
To increase the amount of people in Moscow who process their own food, the city is looking at creating a food innovation center, said Robin Ohlgren, assistant executive director of […]
UI student competes for $10,000 Cheapster series
University of Idaho junior Rachael Ashley has been chosen to compete for a $10,000 prize for herself and for UI in the second season of Zions Bank’s Cheapster reality web […]
ASUI bylaw change allows food funding
A recent bylaw change means student organizations can receive funding from ASUI to pay for food and labor.