Vandals helping Vandals – Vandal Health Education works toward Suicide Prevention Week and other events
All year long Vandal Health Education works to promote the importance of health and wellness to University of Idaho students, faculty and staff.
A perspective on prejudice – Questioning natural biases is a part of breaking down prejudices
In mid-August, a Florida State University Sophomore, Austin Harrouff, was found chewing on a face belonging to one of the two people he had just murdered. The college student did […]
Two years and counting – UI president addresses issues and goals with The Argonaut editorial board
In a meeting with The Argonaut’s editorial board Friday, University of Idaho President Chuck Staben addressed recent campus issues and goals for the remainder of the 2016-2017 academic year. Staben […]
Bedsheets, art and beyond – Christian missionary Paul Wislotski adds University of Idaho students’ art to his collection
As students walked by the Teaching and Learning Center at the University of Idaho Sept. 2, many noticed a man encouraging people to draw on a bed-sheet stretched across an […]
A community of techies – New club gives those in technology and design opportunities for networking, learning and travel
Many colleges advertise themselves as places to expand the minds and opportunities of their students. The University of Idaho Theatre Department has done this by affiliating the university with the […]
The stranger the better – A spoiler-free review of Netflix’s new hit, “Stranger Things”
There is nothing strange about college students binge-watching their favorite television series on streaming services like Netflix.
Evolution in your computer – UI video game studio have brought students of many disciplines together
The University of Idaho is not the first campus in the country to have its own video game studio, but “Polymorphic Games,” a video game studio led by UI Biology […]
A devil of a problem – Researchers find transmissible cancer in Tasmanian devils speeds up process of evolution
There are only four different kinds of transmissible cancer in the animal kingdom. Tasmanian devils have punched the golden ticket, having two of these four kinds. It was predicted that […]
One door closed, another opened – Dean Kahler named vice provost for strategic enrollment management
The University of Idaho announced Friday that Dean Kahler accepted the position of vice provost for strategic enrollment management, effective Oct. 17.
‘The essence of being a Vandal – Vandal alumni travel near and far for Golden I Reunion
In 1966, the University of Idaho community braved the cold and the snow to watch football games from outdoor bleachers.