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The Vandals traveled to Boise to take on Sacramento St. Wednesday morning for the opening round of the Big Sky tournament. Idaho was down a grueling 14 points in the […]
A frigid, three quarter-sized ice rink without locker rooms or plumbing, covered by a thin tent-like structure is the current home to Vandal Hockey and all ice related events on […]
The Argonaut will continue with weekly updates following Spring Break on COVID-19 case numbers, vaccinations and more on both the district and state levels. There will not be a March […]
In August 2021, the City of Moscow amended ordinances related to open containers. The amendment created the entertainment district between the streets of Jackson and Washington streets to Lewis and […]
Watching viral videos showing the horrors of the war in Ukraine, the atrocities of Russia, right next to the regular content we see everyday is a weird experience. The contrast […]
The Omega Delta Phi fraternity at the University of Idaho hosted an amazing Silver Ball to generate funds for the Rebel Tigers, a local Special Olympic team. They gathered $1,000 to […]
ASUI passed legislation on gender-affirming care, renter’s rights and voter suppression after much discussion. Wednesday’s meeting concluded the ASUI Senate’s discussion on the implications of gender-affirming care with multiple senators […]
Doctorate candidate Alex Nagel is currently planning a trip to Chile to look at the modernization of irrigation systems. He did some preliminary work in Chile back in 2019 and […]
The Parental Rights in Education bill, also known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill has now been passed in Florida and is awaiting a signature from the governor. The bill […]
After a massive win against Portland State on Monday, Idaho took on Southern Utah in the Big Sky Tournament quarterfinal. The Vandals and the Thunderbirds split the regular season series […]