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During lunch at the University of Idaho, the ISUB is usually flooded with crowds of students trying to grab a bite to eat before their next class. Lines used zig-zag […]
Spring break used to be seen as a time to relax and plan a vacation, to go somewhere new or to enjoy a place you love far away from college. […]
While many universities and colleges have announced plans for remote instruction this fall, University of Idaho administration maintains their decision to hold classes in-person. But with COVID-19 still impacting the U.S., it’s crucial we keep the health and wellness of our communities in mind. Last semester, UI shifted to online-only […]
As of Jan. 1, The Argonaut has produced six stories specifically about Black History Month, Black Lives Matter or other Black issues. Six. Altogether this year we have written, edited […]
The University of Idaho was one of the last public universities in Idaho to cancel commencement and to indefinitely cancel face-to-face instruction. UI is Idaho’s only land-grant university and it […]
Last week, Idaho State Senate gave testimony for a third bill this year regarding transgender rights in Idaho. This bill would ban transgender women from competing in women’s sports teams. […]
Being in a strictly rural area, the fact that one of the signature events at the University of Idaho — the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival — has diverse roots is a surprising and wonderful thing.
Fans scream for their teams in the cold arena, banging on the boards around the rink. The lines outside are long, some still waiting to get in and others being turned away all together. Despite being a club sport students have to pay to watch, University of Idaho Men’s Ice Hockey tends to bring in large crowds even with their title as a club team. However, Vandal Athletics struggles to bring in their own consistently, despite already having an established connection to UI administration and free admission to students.
Over 200 years ago the first amendment was ratified, allowing everyone to speak their mind freely, regardless of what beliefs they hold. As a student newspaper, we have a deep respect for the first amendment — it allows us to do our job.
There is no doubt international students make up an important part of our campus population. Adding diverse perspectives to the University of Idaho, our campus relies heavily on international students.