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120 years of independence
Past editor-in-chiefs reflect on time spent at The Argonaut in celebration of the 120th anniversary
Kenton Bird sent in an application to The Argonaut before the fall of 1972. However, the then University of Idaho freshman never received a response until December of that year. […]
Films against fake news — Films to help reignite your passion for the free press
Over the last year, I haven’t gone a day without reading or hearing the phrase “fake news.” I see it on Twitter. I hear it on the radio. And sometimes, […]
To tweet or not to tweet — Jemele Hill tweets raise questions about reporters and commentators
The athletic sphere has shared headlines with the most political pieces of news this year. So, it was no surprise when Jemele Hill, co-host of a popular evening “SportsCenter” program […]
The importance of brushing your teeth — How habits are made and broken
Benjamin Franklin said, “it is easier to prevent bad habits than to break them.” Ironic, coming from the man who had a licentious history with women. Nonetheless, he is spot […]
Talk of change — Information consumption is changing, and so are we
It is the 21st century. Horses no longer draw carriages, telegrams are no longer the biggest form of interpersonal communication and newspapers are no longer printed on a printing press. […]
Letter to the editor
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 […]
Revamping the ASUI Readership Program
Recent distribution monitoring of newspapers provided by the ASUI Readership program funded by undergraduate student fees has prompted discussion on how to give all members of the University of Idaho […]