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Shirley Jackson, professor and chair of black studies at Portland State University, began her address at the University of Idaho Martin Luther King Celebrations by acknowledging that 2019 is a […]
The next academic year will begin on Aug. 26, 2019, a week later than usual. The move approved by the Faculty Senate in October will keep the winter break and […]
The Salvation Army thrift store on Jackson Street will close its doors for the final time Thursday, Jan. 17. The move brings to close a thrift store with more than […]
“Boys will be boys” — a phrase heard so often, it’s essentially ingrained in society. The four-word expression is used to rationalize negative behavior young and older men engage in […]
Climate change: a harsh topic that most wouldn’t dare to bring up at the dinner table. That’s not the case, however, with Dana Brizee. We talk about politics as if […]
Unless you have been living under a rock, inside a cave or deep in the heart of the Kalahari Desert, you’ve probably heard about the United States Government’s record-breaking ongoing […]
The Argonaut has been sharing the views of its editorial board — the views of the newspaper as a whole — since 1898. In those hundreds of editorials, our board […]
What’s your 2019 resolution? Take Control For a while, my life has dictated my actions. Now, I want my actions to dictate my life. — Brandon Take it all in […]
The Office of Research and Economic Development (ORED) announced it will award grants to faculty for research, scholarly and creative work under the new Research, Infrastructure and Scholarly Excellence (RISE) […]
The Moscow City Council has taken another step toward obtaining a new facility to replace Moscow’s police station by approving an $807,656 purchase and sale agreement with Indian Hills Trading […]