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August 16, 2023
The Arbiter and Student Media take home several awards at Idaho Press Club 2021 Awards, including first place in Student General Excellence
May 7, 2023
As graduation approaches and the academic year comes to an end, The Argonaut published its final paper of the semester with much more to come for its one-hundred-twenty-fifth year. Incoming Argonaut editor-in-chief The Argonaut has welcomed junior Joanna Hayes to begin leading the newsroom this May. Majoring in journalism, Hayes…
May 5, 2023
In their final meeting of the year, ASUI met Wednesday to conclude the current legislative session and swear in the newly elected members of the senate and executive branches.In the final meeting for the 2022-2023 academic year, ASUI expressed gratitude for the service of Sen. Ethan Clemens, Sen. Bex Cornog…
April 30, 2023
Members of The Arbiter, Creative Hive Group, and University Pulse Radio took home 26 awards at this year's Idaho Press Awards banquet.
April 25, 2023
Palouse Jazz Project provides a look into jazz The Palouse Jazz Project, comprised of University of Idaho faculty, held a workshop Saturday to perform and answer questions about the group and offer advice for aspiring music students. Vern Sielert said the initial version of the band started to form in…
April 9, 2023
After receiving polling results and sending our reporters out, Best of Moscow 2023 is here! Check out readers’ top nine picks for cultural landmarks. Differing from some of our usual categories, this edition is geared toward addressing some niche interests, while still highlighting the building blocks of the town. “I…
June 4, 2021
Sharon Fisher This year it seems like it’s been one dam issue after another. (Yes, we’re 12.) In fact, this issue has not just one but two dam articles. One is about the plan to make Anderson Ranch Dam six feet taller so that it can store more water, and the other is the Cat Creek project, which is intended to provide power through pumped storage, solar and wind facilities. Both of those articles were written by our intrepid reporter Catie Clark. Both articles are also part of our Focus sect...