For, of and by the students since 1898
Kellyanne Conway, a counselor for President Donald Trump, stole headlines Sunday when she used the term “alternative facts” to describe inaccuracies from a White House press conference during the weekend. […]
To our readers, I bet you’re reading this message online. Even though this letter is meant to let our readers know about a change in The Argonaut’s print schedule, the […]
In 1898, The Argonaut was created. One man – one of about 100 students at the University of Idaho – took on the task of creating what nearly 117 years […]
Anyone who follows a sport will be exposed to jargon and clichés in one form or another. Basketball is a great example of this trend, as sportscasters claim that an […]
These are strange times, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. told a packed International Ballroom Thursday evening – strange, unsettling and unprecedented. In his 2016 Oppenheimer Ethics Symposium keynote […]
During college, most students have to sit through some pointless classes unrelated to their majors. It is just a part of the college experience to fill general education credits that […]
The evolution of language is a combination of stagnation and resourcefulness that defines each generation in a way that confuses those who have come before it and appears comical to […]
The tension created by the protests and interactions with the student media at the University of Missouri this week can be felt through written words and even more so through […]
Ryan Wingfield is living his childhood dream. The University of Idaho alumnus said he knew he wanted to be a stand-up comedian as early as the second grade. “Comedy was […]
High school journalism students and teachers will have the rare opportunity to receive guidance from professionals in many different mass media fields at the 2014 University of Idaho Journalism Workshop.