Meet women leaders at the University of Idaho
Moving forward in male dominated fields
When out on the slopes, skiing and breathing in the cold air, Morgan Shaver picked up the phone to discuss what it means to be a medical student. Shaver, a […]
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University of Idaho College of Law appoints new leadership
Johanna Kalb will be the next dean for the University of Idaho College of Law
The University of Idaho College of Law recently appointed its first woman dean, Johanna Kalb, who will take over for the current dean, Jerrold Long, in May. The college has […]
Women’s Base Camp at UI offers leadership experience to undergraduate students
Registration open for leadership conference
This year is Madi Thurston’s first time at Women’s Base Camp as a student and as a leader. However, she is no stranger to leadership training at the University of Idaho.
Moving forward
Things may change but our dedication to the truth never will
The Argonaut has been part of this university and its community since 1898. And every four years since then, those who were once part of our staff will have all […]
Leadership at UI and beyond
UI alumnus Idaho Governor Brad Little speaks to Greek community about leadership
“Become the greatest version of yourself,” reads Phi Delta Theta’s mission. When Idaho Governor Brad Little attended UI in the ‘70s, he joined Phi Delta Theta, a fraternity that still […]
New president named by April
The University of Idaho looks to choose its 19th president
With the list of candidates narrowed down to five finalists for the presidency, the University of Idaho is only a couple of weeks from new leadership. Jodi Walker, University of […]
Inspiring leaders
Department of Student Involvement hosts this semester’s Vandals Lead Series, with two more events left this semester
Held in the Horizon Room of the Idaho Commons, Vandals Lead is a leadership seminar built on collaboration and teamwork. “We have I Lead and Vandals Lead,” said Lynsie Clott, […]
Administration discusses Bennett’s leave with students
University of Idaho officials hosted a meeting with students regarding Denise Bennett’s administrative leave Monday
University of Idaho administrators addressed questions from students regarding Denise Bennett, Vandal Alerts and the future of the School Journalism and Mass Media Monday afternoon. College of Letters, Arts and […]
Western fears of Russia are unrealistic, but Russian fears of the West are not
A new report by RAND Corp. states that Russia has built a defensive military not capable of global or even regional aggression because it fears NATO expansion may be leading to a mass attack on Russia.
It is a widely held assumption in America that Russia has aggressive, expansionist ambitions and has created a military with the necessary capabilities since the fall of the Soviet Union. […]
Column: Leaders and playmakers
Leadership outweighs talent in the sports world. Granted, having a dependable playmaker can help a team reach the next level, but without someone to rally behind, someone to believe in, […]