Editor in Chief Profile: Kenton Bird
During the years 1971-1976, the Blue Mountain Rock Festival was an exciting event for Vandal students to attend, but the date was always kept confidential until a week before. “The […]
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Editor in Chief Profile: Don Shelton
“Everyone thought we were crazy for doing it—everyone except us. But for 15 and a half glorious hours, I and ten other University of Idaho students took turns shaking, cursing, […]
Editor in Chief Profile: Elizabeth Rudd
Elizabeth Rudd was the editor in chief of the Argonaut from 2011 to 2012. She first joined the Argonaut in 2009 and made her way up to becoming the editor in […]
Editor in Cheif Profile: Christina Lords
From a college freshman uncertain about her career, to the editor-in-chief at the Argonaut, and now editor in chief at the Idaho Capital Sun, Christian Lords reflected her time working […]
Editor in Chief Profile: Jean Cerar
The Argonaut is celebrating its 125th anniversary and has made a significant impact during challenging times. There have been many editors in chief who have released various issues over the […]
A new year, a new semester, a new Argonaut
How The Argonaut plans to give back to our community next semester
I have loved my time at The Argonaut and through these changes I hope we can continue giving the same experiences I have loved to our staff, and continue the legacy of community service through journalism within our community.
The Argonaut saved my freshman year
One year later, this paper still pushes me just as much
Freshman year was confusing, as any other student would put it. Away from friends and family and out on your own, it’s a time to “find yourself.”
For the future of The Argonaut
Looking back on what made my time at UI so enjoyable, looking to the The Argonaut’s future
Newsrooms across the country are feeling the impacts of an ever-changing political climate and consistent instability within the industry. While student newsrooms do not always face the exact same challenges […]
A group project — Working with others may be difficult, but it is necessary
In high school, I hated group projects. A chronic over-achiever, I only ever trusted myself to get the assigned work done to the high standards I wanted to reach, so […]
Tackling the truth — Vigilant journalism is crucial in light of fake news popularity
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. […]