A snapshot of Moscow life during the COVID-19 pandemic
Back in May, Argonaut photographer Richard Pathomsiri took photos of Moscow’s Main Street. This week, we had Argonaut photographer Anteia McCollum take photos of similar locations. Five weeks apart, this […]
Last month, University of Idaho announced it would launch Idaho’s first bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity through the College of Engineering. The program will be available beginning this fall and is accessible to students at […]
Monday, June 29 12:52 a.m. Gunshot Sounds: A reporting party approximately eight shots on N Almon Street, although the sound could have been fireworks. Officers responded but were unable to […]
There are several ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as it continues to affect Idaho’s communities. As of early July, Idaho has reported over 6,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases. About 200 additional confirmed cases are announced each day as well. The Idaho […]
Looking back to see what was going on in past years is a great way to gain insight into what the world used to be like. The University of Idaho Library […]
A bat caught in Twin Falls County tested positive for rabies this week, according to a press release from South Central Public Health District (SCPHD) Wednesday. SCPHD serves Blaine, Twin Falls, Cassia, Jerome, Minidoka, Gooding, Lincoln […]
Public Health — Idaho North Central District (PH-INCD) has confirmed widespread community spread of COVID-19 throughout the district, according to a press release. PH-INCD serves Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis and […]
This week, check your horoscope to see which color you resonate with. Pink: I’m sure you’ve heard the stereotype that cancers are sensitive. Regardless of whether this trait rings true […]
Talks with Torrey is a biweekly question and answer-based Zoom call hosted by University of Idaho Interim Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence. In this series, we summarize the main […]
The year 2020 seems to be a series of never-ending unexpected events. Australia experienced a catastrophic fire season, a “murder hornet” scare rocked the U.S., COVID-19 , turned from a regional tragedy to a global pandemic and after the death of George […]