Inside the University of Idaho’s ICCU Arena: A Gallery
As the Idaho Central Credit Union Arena nears completion after a 50-year wait, Argonaut photographer Cody Roberts got an inside look at the new ICCU Arena construction site. There he […]
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More snowfall expected throughout the week
Plow operators work around the clock to remove snow
This weekend’s cold snap and ongoing winter storm have caused dicey road conditions and school cancellations after months of minimal snowfall. A winter weather advisory on the Palouse remains in effect until 7 p.m. tonight, according to the National Weather Service in […]
Moscow, Idaho under snow: A Gallery
A look at the snow that covered the Palouse this past weekend
A winter storm warning was in effect from Sunday evening through Tuesday morning – warning of heavy snow and poor driving conditions. Argonaut photographers Richard Pathomsiri, Anteia McCollum, Kim Stager […]
Construction on UI’s ICCU Arena nears completion
Originally proposed in the 1980s, UI will soon have a new sports facility
The long-awaited Idaho Central Credit Union Arena will be completed this fall as a stand-alone basketball and events center. The space has been in consideration for roughly 50 years as […]
Breastfeeding mothers produce COVID-19 antibodies
The results support recommendations to continue breastfeeding during COVID-19 illness
Breastfeeding mothers with COVID-19 don’t pass on the virus in their milk, but instead transfer milk-borne antibodies capable of neutralizing the virus, according to a multi-institutional research team led by […]
NPR’s David Folkenflik talks Trump at UI’s annual Oppenheimer Symposium
Folkenflik reports on the relationship between the press, politicians and the public
NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik analyzed press coverage of former President Donald Trump at the University of Idaho’s ninth annual Oppenheimer Media Ethics Symposium Feb 4. Folkenflik has spent the […]
The University of Idaho continues with surveillance testing
All students attending in person will be retested after Spring Break
After conducting mass testing at the start of the semester, the University of Idaho reported five consecutive weeks of 1.80% or less in positive COVID-19 results from students and employees, […]
Free menstrual product dispensers’ transition in
Midterm Munchies bill among other initiatives discussed
Existing menstrual product dispensers on the University of Idaho campus are being converted into free-to-use dispensers with the help of Building Services Interim Manager Kenneth McCurry and a partnership with Aunt Flow, a company offering automated, eco-friendly dispensers using 100% […]
Free tax aid available to low-income individuals
Student volunteers undergo multiple certifications to work with taxpayers
With the filing deadline on the horizon, taxpayers may be stressed. But don’t worry, there’s help to get things squared away before April 15. Sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service, […]
Roughly 200 students may get blocked from university systems for not getting an override in online courses
Access to BbLearn, VandalWeb, Zoom and Teams will be turned off for students not meeting COVID-19 testing protocol
University of Idaho students signed up for in person classes who have yet to complete the required COVID-19 testing protocol will lose access to BbLearn, VandalWeb, Zoom and Teams effective Feb. 4, according to an email […]