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Free COVID-19 testing kits made available on University of Idaho’s campus

With a limited supply, testing kits aim to provide an additional option

Haadiya Tariq10.19.2021

According to an email sent out by Dean of Students Blaine Eckles, the University of Idaho will be making free Vault testing kits available on campus beginning Wednesday. This follows […]

Weekly update: District vaccination rates remain below the state’s average

Oct. 15’s update with COVID-19 statistics

Haadiya Tariq10.15.2021

The Argonaut will continue with weekly updates every Friday on COVID-19 case numbers, vaccinations and more on both the district and state levels. Gritman Medical Center Information comes from Gritman’s […]

Latinx Heritage Month explores sexual health and relationships

“If you’re going to share an intimate space like that, it shouldn’t be an awkward conversation,” Yarit Rodriguez said

Haadiya Tariq10.12.2021

Tackling the importance of consent and respect within sexual relationships, Yarit Rodriguez spoke to Latinx University of Idaho students this Tuesday. The event was hosted by the UI Office of […]

Mask mandate continues on UI’s campus following Homecoming weekend

The policy will be reviewed once again by Nov. 1

Haadiya Tariq10.11.2021

After reviewing COVID-19 policies once again, University of Idaho continues with it’s mask mandate, as stated in an email by President Scott Green and Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey […]

Weekly update: Gritman Medical Center is filled at capacity

Oct. 8’s update with COVID-19 information and statistics

Haadiya Tariq10.09.2021

Case numbers continue to rise while Gritman Medical Center takes in more COVID-19 patients and Public Health – Idaho North Central District’s vaccination rate remains below the state average. The […]

SMART Transit restricts Saturday routes

A lack of drivers limits two routes to one shared bus

Haadiya Tariq09.29.2021

The local SMART Transit routes are seeing restrictions due to a lack of drivers, with Saturday routes now limited to a single bus service temporarily. Normally one bus serves the […]

Fatal shooting in Pullman with suspect arrested

The incident occurred Saturday morning, leaving one dead and another with life threatening injuries

Haadiya Tariq09.25.2021

Pullman Police are investigating a shooting that occurred early Saturday morning on Washington State University’s College Hill with one individual being fatally shot and another with life threatening injuries. Pullman […]

Staff shortages and COVID-19 go hand-in-hand in Idaho’s school districts

Idaho is estimated to pass its record case number in November

Haadiya Tariq09.24.2021

Board members addressed rising COVID-19 case numbers and staff shortages at all levels of education at the Idaho State Board of Education’s Sept. 24 special meeting. The discussion of COVID-19 followed the state’s […]

Booster shots for COVID-19 begin distribution

In line with CDC recommendations, Public Health - Idaho North Central District will be holding community booster shot clinics

Haadiya Tariq09.24.2021

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster shots will soon be available for certain populations according to a press release from Public Health – Idaho North Central District. The Pfizer-BioNTech booster shot is only […]

Mayor Bill Lambert urges Moscow residents to get vaccinated

Masks are now required in city facilities

Haadiya Tariq09.24.2021

Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert called for residents and local businesses to follow healthcare experts’ COVID-19 guidance in an Advisory Proclamation this Friday. As of Sept. 24, masks are required inside city facilities. […]