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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
The Palouse Climbing Festival will return on Saturday, March 1 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for all climbing lovers to join and attend! Compete with some of the […]