May Horoscopes
What’s in store for you this month?
Aries (March 21 – April 19) May will be a very healing month. You’ve been trying to rekindle friendships that may have fizzled out and it’s paying off for you. […]
Book Review: Wings of Starlight
A forbidden love story
As a child, did you look around the world with wonder? Did you search for signs of magic hiding in the real world? I did. As a child, the Tinker […]
Vandal Remembrance Ceremony to take place Friday
Inaugural ceremony to remember students who have passed away
ASUI and the Division of Student Affairs announced that they will host an inaugural Vandal Remembrance Ceremony on Friday, May 2 at noon. Promised to be a solemn, heartfelt event, […]
VandalStore Thomas Hammer to close May 30
Business that will replace it undetermined, but “will offer food and beverages”
The Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters located inside of the VandalStore will be permanently closing on May 30. News of the closure has been confirmed by John Kosh, Director of Business […]
Faculty Senate supports DEI in new resolutions
Ubuntu Committee recognizes DEI staff contributions
The Faculty Senate passed two notable resolutions related to diversity, equity and inclusion, both calling for the University of Idaho to pursue more actions regarding the elimination of DEI practices […]
New ASUI VP talks plans of action for his administration
Bryant Sitts hopes to establish more funding and create a welcoming environment
On April 16, the new ASUI president and vice president elects were announced, with Seyi Argoundade and Bryant Sitts winning the respective positions. Sitts spoke with The Argonaut to discuss […]
Judge denies autism testimony in Kohberger case
Surviving roommate’s testimony of suspect’s “bushy eyebrows” to be permitted
Ada County Judge Steven Hippler denied the defense’s request to allow an expert testimony about Bryan Kohberger’s autism diagnosis in his murder trial. The defense argued that this diagnosis would […]
University of Phoenix acquisition at a standstill
Deadline to close the deal on June 10, progress halted
The University of Phoenix is reportedly considering buyers other than the University of Idaho, according to a recent Bloomberg report. While officials still claim that they have not let go […]
Latah County Library District election to be held in May
Several seats run contested in a rare occurrence
The Latah County Library District will be holding an election on May 20 to determine their new Board of Trustees members. The vote is a part of a larger Latah […]
Vandal tennis season comes to a close
UI Tennis exits semi-finals in Phoenix
Women’s Tennis As the three seed, UI took on the sixth seed Portland State Vikings who they shut out 4-0. In doubles play, the Vandals won the first two matches […]