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The results are in, and six new students have been elected to represent the student body on the Associated Students University of Idaho Senate. Here’s the senators who will serve in the next academic school year. Kaiya Sanchez […]
Kallyn Mai and Katelyn Hettinga were elected Wednesday evening as president and vice president of the Associated Students University of Idaho for the 2021 and 2022 academic year. The newest executive members are […]
The Associated Students University of Idaho rapidly passed several bills through the Senate on Feb. 17, including a bill allocating $700 to produce an ASUI podcast. A resolution to increase […]
Being a member of the University of Idaho community is more than simply wearing the silver and gold, attending events and supporting our teams.
Last week during the election, I spotted an interesting trend going through social media. Online, people were reposting images reading “It doesn’t matter who you voted for this election, we are still friends,” or “Not all Trump supporters are racist, sexist, etc. respect others’ opinions.” The problem with this flawed logic is they seem to claim that politics really don’t matter and are a trivial thing to end friendships over.
Across the nation people gathered at their local polling locations to cast their vote in the 2020 presidential election. Voters in Latah County went to one of three locations to cast their ballots yesterday: Hamilton Recreation Center, Student Recreation Center and the Idaho Fairgrounds. Amid the bustle of Election Day 2020, Argonaut photographers worked hard to capture the action throughout Moscow. Here’s a look at what they found.
Presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden took the top two spots for the Democrats in the 2020 presidential primary election polls in Latah County, while the Republicans favored incumbent […]
We are merely days into the official 2020 election cycle and already the media is confused, the nomination system is broken and most importantly,people are tired.
Maureen Laflin, Anna Zabala and Sandra Kelly took the top three spots in the 2019 Moscow City Council election polls, finishing with 24.65%, 24.14% and 23.49%, respectively. Each will serve a four-year term.
Kelsey Berends Berends works as human resources and talent acquisition manager at Emsi, a local economics firm. She grew up in Everson, Washington then moved to Moscow to attend New […]