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The 2020 National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs are almost completed. 17 teams will advance to the postseason to compete but only eight teams will advance to the semifinals. In the […]
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 has a website which includes PDFs of printed issues of The Argonaut. Anyone can look through these at any time.
The University of Idaho football team saw its season cut short as the Big Sky Conference (BSC) pushed fall sports to the spring. The team had been practicing for weeks […]
Facilities like the Student Recreation center have played a role in welcoming students back to the University of Idaho. The SRC changed their guidelines for the 2020-21 school year by […]
Being stuck at home with your kids can be really stressful. After months of shutdowns, stay-at-home orders and quarantine, parents have had this daunting realization.
When University of Idaho President Scott Green announced on July 16 classes would be moved completely online after fall recess, I was a little shocked and very confused. I didn’t see a point in having students, faculty and staff return to Moscow if they were just going to go back to learning remotely for the latter part of the semester.
Journalists aren’t always liked. It is our job to tell the truth, but the truth isn’t always easy to hear.
We’ve heard them on the radio, seen their name on classic t-shirts and know their nearly four-decade career. This week, a once in a lifetime experience presents itself to everyone in the Moscow area. Metallica will be performing on the big screen 9 p.m. this Saturday at the Kibbie Dome.
The University of Idaho has mellowed out this fall semester compared to recent academic years. Events have been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns and the fall sport season has been moved to the spring. The absence of fall football games and UI Marching Band performances for the masses have put semester activities in perspective. However, the band will not let the virus stop them from being creative.
Since July, the Moscow Police Department (MPD) has worked to enforce Mayor Bill Lambert’s order regarding face coverings. As the academic year begins for the University of Idaho, however, both university officials and MPD are working on how to enforce this order on campus and in the community.