For, of and by the students since 1898
When a test rocket exploded near the University of Idaho Steam Plant in April 2017, UI officials sent a Vandal Alert to students and faculty nearly an hour after the […]
You may be one of the many Facebook users across the country who logged into their account last week, only to be notified their information may have been misused by […]
These days, news and information come in many different forms — printed, online or on social media. But, there is one platform I am especially fond of — podcasts. Podcasts […]
The dancer leaned to the side and slowly arched her arm away, fingers fixed in an ancient symbol. She smiled at her audience and stomped to the growing intensity […]
The University of Idaho Plant and Soil Science Club (PSSC) will offer two informational sessions about plant care and plant-potting workshop for Moms’ Weekend. These Informational sessions are free […]
What exactly is credit? According to E. Garman and Raymond Forgue, authors of “Personal Finance,” credit is an arrangement in which goods, services or money is received in exchange for […]
The Argonaut was first published in 1898. Some of the major stories from Nov. 1, 1898 include information regarding the Spanish-American War as well as the residents of Moscow viewing […]
According to the International Food Information Council, millennials are more interested in nutrition and snacking than ever before. Snacking is easier for some students, as having a meal plan or […]
It’s all about the Twitter followers — the little 140-character blurbs that pop up on your mobile screen and whom they belong to.