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Inside the international refrigerator, there sits a 1000-year-old crumpet. It’s old, it’s taking up space and it’s time to throw it away. It is the British Monarchy. The British Monarchy […]
The atomic bomb is the deadliest weapon in the world. On Tuesday, five students at the University of Idaho presented the story of Keiko Ogura, held in the Lionel Hampton […]
Since becoming the first African American man descended from slaves to gain full professorship at the University of Idaho in 2021, Sydney Freeman Jr. has continued to push against barriers […]
For Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, the best way to build a peaceful future is through a proper deconstruction of, and reconciliation with, our past. Though initially touching on the unfortunate and […]
Reclaiming the national narrative and telling a more inclusive history of the west; that’s what University of Idaho History Professor Rebecca Scofield set out to do when she first began […]
It is time to retire the penny from circulation. All of them. In this expensive modern age we no longer have a need for something as worthless as a penny. […]
When looking around the UI campus, it’s not hard to see the importance and emphasis the university puts on research. Walking to class, students might pass the JW Martin Lab, […]
Moscow’s political history tells a story that is defined by its college town standing and distinct geological makeup. A part of the left-leaning Latah County, Moscow stands as a blue […]
Since 1898, The Argonaut has been providing the University of Idaho community with campus news. For most of that time, we printed a newspaper at least once and, for many years, […]
Bjorn Bergvall hung over a blue sea with Naples, Italy, behind him. From the trapeze of his sailboat, he could almost see the wind. The water changed color just before the gusts reached him. His friend and the skipper of the dinghy, Peder Lunde Jr., sat […]