LIFE Hacks: Feb. 22-27
Vandals have an exciting week to look forward to, with the annual Lionel Hampton Jazz festival at the U of I and many other exciting events and activities to attend. […]
UI’s mask mandate to be reevaluated
Lowering COVID-19 numbers have the university discussing health protocols
An email from University of Idaho President Scott Green and Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence plans for the revaluation of UI’s COVID-19 protocols with local COVID-19 rates on […]
Voter registration and indoctrination addressed in Idaho Legislature
Legislative roundup: Legislators create biggest tax cut in Idaho history
Idaho lawmakers returned to Boise on Jan. 10 for the start of the 2022 legislative session. Within a month, legislators have proposed a bill involving voter registration and passed major […]
What are N.F.T.s and Why Are Celebrities Buying Them?
NFTs are all over the internet lately, but what exactly are they?
From celebrities on Twitter to New York seafood restaurants, N.F.T.s are becoming more mainstream every day, leaving many to wonder what these pictures of monkeys in captain’s hats mean and […]
Weekly update: Cases now in decline after passing record numbers
Feb. 18’s update with COVID-19 statistics
The Argonaut will continue with weekly updates on COVID-19 case numbers, vaccinations and more on both the district and state levels. University of Idaho Information comes from University of Idaho’s […]
Our View: UI faculty should have paid parental leave
UI needs to go beyond the ground-level federal standard
Being an underpaid faculty member is hard. Worrying about how to afford a new family member is hard, too. Combine the two, and the situation is what faculty members with […]
Idaho State Board of Education examines student fees
New policies underline the need for free speech and debate on campus
After approving a plan last year, the Idaho State Board of Education voted Thursday to implement it into policy, making some student fees optional across Idaho’s four-year public institutions. Students […]
Cooperative Education Program pushes for growth with Brave. Bold.
4,816 UI students have submitted proof of vaccination
Faculty Senate took a look at the Cooperative Education Program, early warning grades and COVID-19 updates this past Tuesday. Cooperative Education plan John Mangiantini, director of the Cooperative Education […]
ASUI opposes voting restrictions proposed in Idaho Legislature
Three bills were introduced and passed Wednesday in a swift response to the legislature
ASUI voted in favor of three separate resolutions opposing new bills from the state legislature, including a resolution calling for the permanent removal of the university’s requirement that incoming students have […]
Moscow Volunteer Fire Department fundraises for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
The firefighters have raised $24,017 since last November
Moscow Volunteer Fire Department is continuing efforts to raise money for both the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Columbia Center Stair Climb. So far they have raised $24,017. Currently […]