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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) issued a statement Monday evening announcing the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will be issuing 90 day extensions on expiring credentials to minimize crowd sizes […]
The Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced the state of Washington will close all restaurants and bars after the CDC advised cancelling all events of 50 people or more. “Given the […]
On Friday the state of Idaho announced its first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The University of Idaho has moved classes online for an unknown period of time, […]
As of March 3, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported 80 cases from
13 states as confirmed novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases.
While the CDC
regularly updates confirmed cases
of COVID-19, the
number of confirmed
cases is increasing.
Governor Brad Little delivered his State of the State address Monday detailing plans of a more interconnected higher education system.
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.
On this week’s Pups on the Palouse we met local therapy dog, Houdini. Houdini was visiting campus through Palouse Paws for a Vandal Health therapy dog event Tuesday.
Missing Homecoming already? Here is a recap of this weekend’s events. Serpentine and Bonfire Friday: Homecoming Parade, Saturday, Oct. 19: Football Tailgate Saturday, Oct. 19: University of Idaho vs. Idaho […]
At the moment, society is so wrapped up in discussing the rights we should give to victims that we have not even begun to talk about helping them heal and find their status as a survivor.
Satellites, space ships and astronauts — this is what most people think when they hear the acronym NASA. However, graduating University of Idaho senior Makynzie Zimmer will be working at […]