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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 […]
Since the first address in 1938 by Eleanor Roosevelt, the Borah Symposium has been a powerful event educating on issues of war and peace and inspiring the Pacific Northwest. […]
In its 71st year with the University of Idaho, this year’s Borah Symposium will set its sights on modern approaches to securing peace and security Oct. 8 through Oct. 10. […]
Throughout the course of the 2017-18 school year, The Argonaut reported on a variety of events, places and people. Often, the stories that resonate most with our newsroom and our […]
Om. Namaste. Asana. All three terms have one thing in common — yoga. Each has a different meaning, but can be traced back to the same ancient and meditative practice thousands […]
A race against the clock takes place every morning for Teja Sunku. The University of Idaho freshman is up and ready for his week and the start of his classes […]
A nonstop trip around the world in the fastest commercial plane would take nearly two full days. For those with a little less time on their hands, Cruise the World […]
Due to a scheduling conflict, “Queer Coffee Shop Open Mic” has been moved to 7 p.m. Oct. 20. The event will still take place at One World Cafe. As part […]
Meditation is nothing new to the University of Idaho. As the school year progresses, so do Mindful Meditation sessions.
Some students at the University of Idaho will not be able to legally stay in school next spring if the phase-out of DACA is not halted, or if the order […]