Crumbs: Korean-inspired ground turkey
A quick, satisfying meal for busy nights
If you’re looking for a new favorite recipe, this Korean-inspired ground turkey is it. It’s full of deep flavor, a hint of spice and will warm you right up on […]
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African American read-in celebrates literature and art
Students and faculty came together to share their favorite works by African American authors
On Feb. 27, like-minded enthusiasts of literature came together in the UI Library to read excerpts of poems, stories and novels written by African American writers. This informal gathering, which […]
2025 Vandal Gaming Convention features friendly competition
The Inland Northwest’s largest gaming event drew 1,000+ people
On March 1, the 2025 Vandal Gaming Convention saw a successful day full of exciting competition, panels from industry professionals, vending and cosplay. Sponsored by the Dean of Students and […]
March Horoscopes
What does this month have in store for you?
Aries (March 21 – April 19) Be careful this month and look out for yourself. You may have gone through some difficult situations lately, but March will be a great […]
Bill proposed to end Idaho’s involvement with WWAMI
State legislatures seek to pull out of partnership with University of Washington and create new program in Utah
Idaho House Bill 176 seeks to cut Idaho’s ties with WWAMI, a multi-state medical education partnership including Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. Passed by a 9-5 vote in the […]
The Argonaut joins in celebrating Student Press Freedom Day
The value of the student press
The work schedule of The Argonaut staff is never-ending. At any moment of the day, our staff are working tirelessly to procure interviews, attend events, write clear, engaging articles and […]
OPINION: Carnegie R1 status will improve the university
How will R1 status impact UI students?
On Feb. 13, President Scott Green announced that the University of Idaho has officially achieved Carnegie Research Level 1 institution, becoming the first in the state of Idaho. This is […]
Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor shares story with UI
Keiko Ogura speaks on traumatic details of devastation
Keiko Ogura, an atomic bomb survivor, spoke to University of Idaho students in a webinar on Tuesday in partnership with the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, CLASS and the Habib Institute […]
UI and city of Moscow respond to flooding
Damaged buildings include Wallace and Shoup Hall
Flooding occurred throughout Moscow on Sunday, Feb. 23, as a result of quickly melting snow exacerbated by the day’s heavy rainfall. Temperatures began to rise above freezing last week, with […]
The rise of acrylic nails
A simple trend turned into a portion of one’s identity
Click, click, click: the sounds of acrylic nails tapping on objects are everywhere. They’re clicking on the keyboard of a laptop or the screen of a cellphone. Various colors, designs, […]