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I hate most anything that revolves around science and math. In grade school, math and science classes were always my weakest subjects — they just never clicked. Before coming to college, […]
While the vast majority of Canadians may not be able to locate the University of Idaho on a map, the institution made a surprising impact on daytime television viewers in […]
The Idaho track and field team traveled over the border and across the state to compete in the University of Washington invitational. On the first day of competition several Vandals […]
In the Pacific Northwest, it’s safe to assume snow will fall a few times between November and February every year. It’s a fact of life. It’s why most residents have […]
From adjusting to the unique culture to losing her luggage, nothing brought Willow Vero down while she studied abroad in Austria. It wasn’t just the Kebap sandwiches or the cobblestone […]
The new vice provost for strategic enrollment management Dean Kahler discussed the need to target increased enrollment and efforts on retention for the upcoming year at Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting. […]
The University of Idaho campus is closed today, Jan. 18, with all classes canceled due to poor weather conditions that threaten the safety of university students, faculty and staff. Jodi […]
By now, most of the Argonaut’s readerships has heard — the University of Idaho’s student-run newspaper has officially made the transition to a once-a-week publication. Will this mean less coverage […]
In the start of the year, I was lucky enough to travel to Iceland for a week and mark another country off my list. On the plane ride home, I […]
The University of Idaho recognized late mathematics professor Paul Joyce Tuesday night with the unveiling of the Paul J. Joyce, Ph.D. Faculty and Staff Lounge in Brink Hall. About 60 […]