For, of and by the students since 1898
Art filled the black tables and mounted boards scattered across the floor of the 1912 Center as people milled about, sipping punch. The showcase only lasted for two hours, […]
University of Idaho students and locals gathered Wednesday in the Bruce M. Pitman Center to learn Japanese traditions. The UI Women’s Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs partnered to the […]
When someone thinks about Disney moms, they might think about the devastating death of Bambi’s mom, or how Disney characters rarely have any moms at all. From Cinderella to Ariel, […]
Animated children’s movies have a long history of beginning with a tragedy or death, usually involving a character’s mom. To make matters worse, most of those tragic deaths happen to […]
The University of Idaho Theatre Department’s rendition of “Medea: Her Story” received several national awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) in Denver February. The awards […]
Humanities of the Palouse hosted an event at the Moscow City Hall Sunday about Idaho’s dark history and how it relates to contemporary issues. Latah County Historic Society Executive director […]
I consider myself very open-minded to topics, so long as they aren’t offensive. My life has changed for the better since I’ve learned how to take things more personally. I […]
A $200 prize will be awarded to the winner of a poster competition for the Moscow Renaissance Fair. The winning artwork will be featured on 500 printed posters and appear […]
Dale Graden’s office is a maze. Tall, floor-to-ceiling bookcases line his office, obscuring his desk from view. There is not a single open space for another book. For Graden, a […]
The Argonaut was first published in 1898. Some of the major stories from Nov. 1, 1898 include information regarding the Spanish-American War as well as the residents of Moscow viewing […]