W. Basketball: Idaho Comes Out Strong
The Idaho women’s basketball team kick-started the season with an 83-45 win against Multnomah Saturday in the Memorial Gym. Idaho held the Lions to 20 percent shooting from the field […]
Football: Battle Down South
With another win Saturday and a winning record, the Idaho football team is on an upward trajectory. After traveling over 2,000 miles to face the Rajin’ Cajuns, Idaho came up […]
Sun Belt Round Up 11/8/16
Arkansas State 31 – Georgia State 16 The Red Wolves special teams blocked two field goals and returned two kicks for touchdowns to stay unbeaten in conference play. Arkansas State […]
Volleyball: Searching With No Result
The Idaho volleyball team fell against North Dakota 3-1 (18-25, 25-21, 14-25, 19-25) Saturday in Grand Forks. The loss drops Idaho (9-17, 4-10) to ninth in the conference. Weber State […]
Argonaut Radio 11.8.16 — Student voting, F-Word Poetry Slam, Soccer and Women’s Basketball recap
In today’s show: Message about voting from Editorial Board – Coverage of F-Word Live Poetry Slam – Recap of Soccer and Women’s Basketball
Vote no to Trump — Donald Trump has proved he is unfit to lead
The 2016 presidential election did not end in an exciting race to the end on Election Night , it ended on Friday, Oct. 7 when, according to the Washington Post, a […]
A different way to speak out—Performers offer their views on feminism and other issues through poetry at F-Word Live
With energy and power, performers led the night through spoken word. Feminism, gender equity and body image were some of the topics discussed at the F-Word Live Poetry Slam. The […]
Step to the right, step to the left—Young Democrats encourage political involvement in both national, local elections
From going door to door, to tabling, to getting students registered to vote, the Young Democrats have tried their hardest to support Democratic candidates and get students involved in politics. […]
Step to the right, step to the left—College Republicans at UI help local candidates, act as ambassadors for the party
If Donald Trump wins the election, the Republican Party will cease to exist, said Tanner Beymer, former chair of the College Republicans at the University of Idaho. Beymer said this […]
Elections and Television
The first presidential debate was televised on Sept. 26, 1960, and since then Americans have viewed candidates through televised production. Since the election of 1960, televised debates have become an […]