Horoscopes: Nov. 22
Find your sign and see the stars align!
Scorpio Oct. 23 to Nov. 21: Get out of your head and get out of your comfort zone. Let go of influencing the events around you, and let them influence […]
Pups on the Palouse: Meet Lark and Paisley
Palouse Paws Pups and their humans visited campus Thursday
As The Argonaut Staff and lovers of puppies, we took to the Palouse to find the best pups you have to offer. No matter the size, color, breed or pawverty […]
“Color guard is worth your time”
An argument for the worth of performative sports
Sweat drips down my face, beading on my forehead and cheeks, chest heaving from the exertion of the past ten minutes. I stare at the Kibbie Dome ceiling just below […]
Idaho Volleyball closing out regular season
Vandals travel to Flagstaff and Cedar City before start of Big Sky tournament.
With senior night finished, the Vandals head on the road to solidify their seat in the Big Sky Tournament this week. Last week’s victory against Eastern Washington University confirmed Idaho’s […]
Idaho Men’s Basketball back home for two game home stand
After a 1-2 record at the Red Wolves Classic in Jonesboro, Arkansas, Vandal basketball will play Walla Walla University to make a home comeback. The Vandals will play at Memorial […]
The Vandal airbenders: a look at Idaho Ultimate Frisbee
Club sports don’t typically get much attention. Some members of the Vandal community are not aware of the club sports offered on campus, let alone how many of them there […]
Meet the Vandal Health Clinic staff
UI's healthcare providers share bits and pieces about themselves and their positions
UI’s healthcare providers share bits and pieces about themselves and their positions
Why aren’t UI students politically active?
The university currently has no official political groups on campus
There are no current politically-affiliated clubs on the University of Idaho campus, according to Engage UIdaho, an application which lists campus events and student organizations.
Crumbs: Easy-peasy pecan pie
Pecan pie, regardless of how you decide to pronounce its key ingredient, is a Thanksgiving staple. This pie could be baked before break and taken home to surprise your family. As long as the finished pie is covered with tin foil and carried gently, it should travel well.
