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It is almost the end of the semester, which means it is time for dead week, officially known as no-exams week, a time for students to get a break from constant assignments and have a […]
On April 9, Douglas Wilson, senior pastor of local Christ Church, held a Q&A session at the University of Idaho about what to expect from a Christian nationalist church. During this Q&A session, Wilson talked about his […]
When Turning Point USA brings its national campus tour to the University of Idaho this April, the event will likely draw more than just a crowd — it will spark a conversation […]
The recent decision by ASUI to pass legislation condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids is, at its core, a symbolic act. But symbolism, especially on a college campus, should not be dismissed as […]
The United States’ decision to blockade Iranian ports in April 2026 represents a dramatic escalation in an already volatile conflict. While framed as a strategy to restore stability and force diplomatic concessions, […]
Idaho’s housing crisis is no longer a distant concern — it is a daily reality for students, families and first-time buyers across the state. As highlighted in a recent Argonaut article, lawmakers are now considering legislation […]
Ireland is not literally “running out of oil” — but what is happening there may be just as alarming. In recent weeks, the country has faced widespread fuel shortages, soaring prices and […]
The University of Idaho is stepping into the future with the approval of a new bachelor’s degree and minor in artificial intelligence. On paper, it is a bold and necessary […]
The University of Idaho’s proposed tuition increases for the 2026–27 academic year is being framed as a necessary response to inflation. But for students already struggling to afford college, the latest proposal […]
The University of Idaho is once again facing budget reductions, and while administrators insist the institution remains financially stable, the reality for students and faculty paints a far more uncertain picture. In […]