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The Idaho State Board of Education passed an amendment earlier this summer that changed policies requiring Idaho students to take entrance exams, like SAT and ACT, to be admitted into […]
The rich orange designs on my my skin show the intricate work of an artist – but many people didn’t see that growing up. Instead, teachers criticized students for “drawing […]
Owners of The Storm Cellar consignment store, Austin and Laura Storm, are in the process of trying to save the abandoned St. Ignatius hospital in Colfax, Washington. They are partnered […]
With plans to restore the abandoned hospital in action, Argonaut photographer Haillee Mallett explored the rundown hospital and captured some creepy images. Haillee Mallett can be reached at [email protected]
Following an entire academic year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, students are anticipating a sense of normalcy this upcoming fall semester. While many plans are still up in the air, with […]
As last spring’s peculiar and short-lived football season becomes more of a distant memory, Vandals look forward to a more normal season, starting off with two players recognized as preseason All-Big Sky selections. The […]
On July 21, the Idaho Governor’s office announced in a press release that the state had a record breaking budget surplus of almost $900 million for the fiscal year of […]
Swimming: Olympic swimming concluded this weekend with amateurs making names for themselves and veterans continuing to dominate the pool. Highlights from women’s swimming showcased an upset by Australian Ariana Titmus winning against […]
Studying genetics in animals has become a significant part of Brenda Murdoch’s career. She has written numerous genetic essays, studied genetic evaluation and has been an associate professor at the […]
Kicking off the fall semester, University of Idaho’s Outdoor Program is organizing the Vandal Welcome Raft for Saturday, Aug. 28. The one day whitewater rafting trip will take participants to […]