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How available creative content should be has been a concern for ages, and amplified by the internet’s existence. This question of who owns what and who can have it especially […]
The University of Idaho Dean of Students Office held a Facebook Live on Monday to update the community and answer questions regarding UI’s response to COVID-19. Led by Blaine Eckles, […]
While writing, I usually analyze trends and recent developments in Idaho and the Northwest. I research and expound upon my strongest reactions. Unfortunately, such an approach would require an entire […]
While browsing the New York Times, I stumbled over an article that made me more conscious of the times we live in. It made me realize the way I hunt […]
As a journalism major, I am constantly trying to keep up with the news — something easier said than done these days. I subscribe to a variety of media outlets, […]
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 […]
Identity theft is often thought of as connected to credit card fraud that leaves financial futures in shambles. But recent developments in the social media world have revealed a new […]
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 […]
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, that’s why I’ll just let the internet do it for me. Be careful when fishing for the facts, because clickbait can […]
College is a great time to meet people. Going to college on the Palouse means that students have two colleges of new people to meet. It also makes dating apps […]