Simple kielbasa and rice dinner
As the school year gets started, students without a meal plan — like myself — may need some inspiration for simple, healthy meals that they can prepare quickly. Here’s my […]
Rainbow colors and celebration start semester off with a bang
Palouse community gathers together for Palouse Pride Festival last Saturday in East City Park
There’s no better way to bid adieu to summer break than a community celebration of LGBTQA diversity. Hundreds of people gathered together for activism, celebration, advocacy and performance at Palouse […]
Running from our problems
What about running makes it so important to incorporate it into our everyday life?
It’s the most overused piece of advice: Exercise, as we should always get enough of it. Everyone tells us that we should exercise, and it is true. Exercise is great […]
We’ll Getcha Next Time
UI's long-awaited bike-share program is already running on fumes before launch
University of Idaho’s rapidly fading dream of a bike-share program is headlining this week’s Argonaut — and it’s not the first time an update has graced our paper. Two prior […]
Fixie bikes: less gears, less problems
For my senior year, I sought out a change of pace when it comes to my commute
I grew up falling off things like swings, trees, skateboards or tricycles. And I’ll see to it that I die falling off things. I was reminded of that last week […]
UI to get campus-central Student Union Building
Commons becomes Idaho SUB, sparking hope from student leaders
As the fall semester prepared to kick into gear, so did plans to reclaim and rename student spaces. The University of Idaho Commons Building became the new Idaho Student Union […]
UI bike rental program hits another pothole
UI still hopeful to roll out e-bike rental program after delays over the past couple years
An electric-bike share program at University of Idaho has been delayed again — and again and again. The program in its latest iteration was scheduled to roll out this month. […]
Bennett filed legal complaints in July
UI journalism professor alleges damages in July claim; dismissal hearing results to come
Over a month before her dismissal hearing that started Monday, a tenured journalism professor at University of Idaho on paid leave has filed two tort claims outlining alleged damages from […]
Sculptures of sound reside in the Prichard
Zimoun's Moscow exhibit will run until late September
Zimoun, a Switzerland-based artist, has displayed works everywhere from Chile to China, Brazil to Belgium and many countries in between. This summer, his work has been featured at the Prichard […]
UI continues vaccine attitude research
UI-led study, continuing UI’s efforts to understand vaccines, finds why some vaccine skeptics might get vaccinated
A recently published study led by a University of Idaho researcher found proximity to outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases increases the likelihood that some skeptics would get vaccines, UI announced in […]