A statewide drought was declared in Idaho on Monday, April 13, by Gov. Brad Little and director of the Idaho Department of Water Resources, Mathew Weaver. This comes after an unusually warm winter, creating […]
When Turning Point USA brings its national campus tour to the University of Idaho this April, the event will likely draw more than just a crowd — it will spark a conversation […]
The Idaho State Board of Education heard from University of Idaho students, staff and faculty on their concerns for higher education on the first day of the board meeting in […]
The recent decision by ASUI to pass legislation condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids is, at its core, a symbolic act. But symbolism, especially on a college campus, should not be dismissed as […]
Idaho’s housing crisis is no longer a distant concern — it is a daily reality for students, families and first-time buyers across the state. As highlighted in a recent Argonaut article, lawmakers are now considering legislation […]
On Thursday, March 26, Gov. Brad Little signed into effect a bill that will ban the publishing or release of all photos displaying the deceased by government agencies in Idaho. Senate Bill 1250 will be […]
Education policy in the United States is entering a period of change as both federal and state leaders introduce new initiatives aimed at reshaping how students access and experience education. […]
Universities often describe themselves as marketplaces of ideas, places where opposing perspectives can meet in open dialogue. That goal will be tested at the University of Idaho as representatives from the Catholic […]
The Idaho House of Representatives passed a resolution on Friday, March 6, to approve a 4% budget cut to state agencies and departments for the current Fiscal Year 2026. Senate Bill 1331 passed the Idaho Senate on March 2, and now […]
On Friday, March 6, the Idaho House passed a bill that would require all local law enforcement in the state to apply for a partnership with ICE through the nationwide 287(g) […]