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Life. Something we experience every day. It can mean anything from the way we live our days or how we entertain ourselves to moments that make us cry, smile and […]
Pride, baby!
Small town girl goes to a big city pride event
I went to Portland Pride last month and it was amazing. The different elements of diversity the city offered were a very big change in environment than what I was […]
‘Friends’ should not depart Netflix in 2020
“I’ll be there for you. When the rain starts to pour. I’ll be there for you. Like I’ve been there before. I’ll be there for you. Cause you’re there for […]
Exposing the ‘Idaho way’
In the face of adversity, stay true to inclusive, diverse ideals
Last week, Boise State University’s new president received a letter outlining critiques of the university’s various diversity-related programs, citing numerous reasons she should consider withholding support. Marlene Tromp, the seventh […]
A never-ending rolling coaster
A strangely made classic returns once more
Three is the magic number, and Netflix’s beloved nostalgia-thrilled hit series “Stranger Things” is maintaining that magic at top form in its newest season — “Stranger Things 3.” The Duffer […]
‘Welcome to Ma’s’
Hey ma! Normally this expression is used to greet a mother or a loved one who is a motherly figure. In this movie, there is one. Well, sort of. In […]
A dream come true
UI student spends summer in Washington D.C.
Ever since she was a little girl, Addyson Barnes dreamed of interning in Washington, D.C. This summer that dream came true. After receiving her internship with the Mickey Leland Energy […]
O.T.C. — 7.17.19
Quick takes on life from our editors
Where are you working this summer? And how are you liking it? Can’t get away The Argonaut newsroom is definitely a little quieter during the summer, but it’s still a […]
Idaho scientist gets head start to D.C.
UI CNR professor receives Presidential Early Career Award
A University of Idaho associate professor in the College of Natural Resources has been selected for a Presidential Early Career Award for scientists and engineers. Tara Hudiburg is the only […]
Week in brief — 7.17
Outdoor fun and social events in the coming weeks
Screen on the Green All, including pets on a leash, are invited to a showing of “Incredibles 2” 8:45 p.m. Thursday on the Theophilus Tower lawn. Chairs and blankets are […]