UI lights the way – A peek behind the Tower Light Show
The Tower Lights have become a University of Idaho tradition. The light spectacle shown over the Tower happened during homecoming and will happen again during UIdaho Bound.
Heroes never get old – Comic book films dominate pop culture
Superheroes have been around since the 1930s. Superman’s introduction to the world in “Action Comics No. 1” in 1938 sparked a revolution of superheroes that ever since, has expanded exponentially […]
New take on cheese – Joe’s Cheesy Shack takes a classic sandwich to unexpected levels
There is no better comfort food than a buttery grilled cheese sandwich made by mom. But, Joe’s Cheesy Shack is changing that.
A&E – Mailbox
On Sep. 9 and 10, the Lionel Hampton School of Music hosted the Montana/Idaho Clarinet Festival. The clarinet studio was delighted to learn that The Argonaut wanted to do a […]
Sewing up a loophole – ASUI Senate closes up loophole in last-minute election bill
The ASUI Senate passed a last-minute bill 11-1 Wednesday to fix a loophole allowing student organizations to use ASUI funds to influence elections.
UI keeps swimming – Author Sy Montgomery visits UI to discuss Common Read
Things went swimmingly Monday evening for organizers of the 2016-2017 Common Read, “The Soul of an Octopus: A Surprising Exploration into the Wonder of Consciousness.”
Writing for the world – Common Read author Sy Montgomery shared her experience with students
If God asked Sy Montgomery what she would change about the world, she would ask that dogs live longer.
Staben sticks to plans – Staben discussed future of UI in State of the University address
During his State of the University address, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben explained many changes that have improved the university within the past year.
Column: Another Duke of the West
Gonzaga is nicknamed the Duke of the West because of the success the Bulldogs have seen in basketball. The school dropped its football program in 1941. During World War II, […]
Cross-Country: Injury Opens New Doors
For 12 years, senior Halie Raudenbush knew she loved soccer and wanted to play in college. “I had been going on recruiting visits and had been heavily recruited,” Raudenbush said. […]