Life hacks: get thrifty
Things to do on the Palouse this week
Feeling bored and are wondering what things are going on this week? Stay up to date on current events and view things to attend in your free time. Here are […]
Author: Emily Pearce
University of Idaho College of Law appoints new leadership
Johanna Kalb will be the next dean for the University of Idaho College of Law
The University of Idaho College of Law recently appointed its first woman dean, Johanna Kalb, who will take over for the current dean, Jerrold Long, in May. The college has […]
Monica’s Coffee Bar opens out of St. Augustine’s Catholic Center
A coffee bar run out of a church
Opened in February 2021, Monica’s Coffee Bar took over an additional section of the dining hall, adding a little flare to St. Augustine’s Catholic Center. The coffee bar, open from […]
Life hacks: welcome to spring
Things to do this week on the Palouse
Feeling bored and are wondering what things are going on this week? Stay up to date on current events and view things to attend in your free time. Here are […]
Saturday sessions with Tim Daulton
Open Life Drawing Studio gives artists an opportunity to draw nude figures
People slowly trickle in one by one, holding back their breath from walking up three flights of stairs. They grab a stool, board and set up their supplies to start […]
Department of Geological Sciences Ph.D. student studies glaciers in Alaska
Meet Chris Miele who talks about his research, glaciers and icebergs
Chris Miele, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Geological Sciences came to the University of Idaho in search of new opportunities in research and travel. Originally from Canada, Miele […]
Life hacks: the final countdown
Things to do this week on the Palouse
Feeling bored and are wondering what things are going on this week? Stay up to date on current events and view things to attend in your free time. Here are […]
Vandals take on the tundra
UI Glacier Dynamic Lab teams up with BSU to understand glacier surges in Alaska
The Turner Glacier in south Alaska used to move at stable speeds until 2020. Now, the glacier charges forward 65 feet a day, bulldozing sand and debris into the ocean. […]
Meet the people behind a Bigger Boat
Local cappella group sings sea shanty and maritime songs
In 2012, a group of friends sprawled across different University of Idaho departments came together to form a band. They harmonize together, share jokes and laugh together. The band, Bigger […]
Pups on the Palouse: meet Zippy, a dog with a smile that could melt your heart
Adorable, adoptable animals at Humane Society of the Palouse
The Argonaut staff are pet lovers and took to the Palouse as pup-arazzi to find the best pups out there. No matter the size, breed or sound of their howl, […]