Blog – Page 41 – The Argonaut

Idaho bench erupts for 59 points, leads Vandals to 90-58 victory over Fighting Hawks

Brickner's career high 26 points leads Vandals to victory over Fighting Hawks

Jayden Barfuss12.04.2025

Isaiah Brickner couldn’t miss. The senior guard, who had battled through two summer injuries and waited for his moment, erupted for a career high 26 points, 23 of those in the second […]

Six-game win streak snapped as Vandals fall 92-89 to Oral Roberts

Golden Eagles outscore Vandals 36-23 in fourth quarter

Jayden Barfuss12.04.2025

From tip-off, Idaho Central Credit Union Arena was louder than it had been all season. However, as the ball left redshirt freshman guard Alana Shetlar’s hand, the raucous gym froze […]

OPINION: The files are more than just names: they are justice

People seem to only focus on the names in the Epstein files, and not the survivors’ stories

AJ Pearman12.04.2025

The long-awaited public release of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein’s case, which involved serious and extensive unlawful activities, was intended to be a watershed moment for transparency. […]

OPINION: Black Friday deals aren’t the same as they used to be

Shoppers aren't as excited to shop anymore

AJ Pearman12.04.2025

Black Friday used to mean something. It meant setting your alarm for 3 a.m., bundling up in coats and gloves and standing with hundreds of other determined shoppers outside big […]

Idaho CAFE allocated an additional $3 million in federal community project funding

Congressman Mike Simpson backed funds to support construction and applied dairy research

Scarlet Herway12.04.2025

Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson announced on Nov. 13 that $3 million has been included in community project funding to the University of Idaho-led Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and Environment in Rupert, Idaho. The funding is to build a flexible […]

School of music hosts recitals and more for December

LHSOM presents senior recitals and final concerts for the semester

Shelby Sandford12.04.2025

The Lionel Hampton School of Music will present the last of their concerts for the 2025 fall semester. With recitals from graduating seniors, ensemble performances and holiday fun, this month […]

Existential drama is being brought to stage in “No Exit”

University of Idaho talent is debuting their take on the philosophical play “No Exit” soon

Macy Gilbert12.04.2025

The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department is taking the iconic, existential drama “No Exit” to the stage on Thursday, Dec. 4, with six additional performances. Students have access to […]

UI joins the holiday festivities with tree-lighting

The event drew on a lot of holiday staples to create a cozy atmosphere, from carolers to hot chocolate

Cal Torres12.04.2025

At about 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 1, University of Idaho students in the ISUB plaza welcomed the holidays with “Winter Nights Under Vandal Lights,” a recently formed annual tradition […]

Faculty Senate considers fall break committee

Motion passes as senators review curriculum changes and key dates

Scarlet Herway12.03.2025

A proposal for an ad hoc committee on fall break was brought up to the University of Idaho Faculty Senate. The goal of the committee would be to investigate the need for a short fall break sometime in […]

UI’s Sugar Beet Conference to be held in Boise on Dec. 4

Conference to discuss herbicide-resistant pigweed at the Boise Centre

Sam Walsh12.03.2025

The rapid spread of herbicide-resistant pigweeds, new restrictions on applying pesticides and a maggot that can reduce sugar beet yields by up to 40% will be the main topics of the University of Idaho’s annual Sugar Beet […]