Nourish color run supports effort to send students abroad
As the temperature creeps up in Moscow and the sun begins to make more frequent appearances, students tend to celebrate by walking to class instead of driving, playing ultimate on […]
Author: Hannah Shirley
Vandalizing poverty — University of Idaho club joins mission to end global poverty, aims to send students abroad
University of Idaho sophomores Hunter Howell and Hailey Lewis said they had never dedicated themselves to a cause from the grassroots up, and what they had done was shown themselves […]
ASUI president elect looks ahead
When his name was called, his face lit up, and he took his position in the center of the room to listen as the newly elected senator names were called. […]
Fisher, Vetsmany elected for 2014-2015
After four weeks of unopposed campaigning, Nate Fisher and running mate Sarah Vetsmany were announced as the 2014 -2015 ASUI President and Vice President, respectively, Wednesday evening. They will assume […]
More student orgs seek ASUI funding — Only $17,000 remains in ASUI funding budget
More student leaders than ever are seeking funding for their clubs and organizations from ASUI. While ASUI Funding Board Chair Nick Wren said it’s exciting to see so many students […]
Hands off smokes — ASUI supports alternatives to a campus-wide tobacco ban
As the University of Idaho faculty senate moves forward with discussions about the campus tobacco policy, it becomes possible that students will see a campus-wide smoking ban within the next […]
Representation in regents — ASUI supports formation of representative boards for each of Idaho’s public universities
In a resolution sent to University of Idaho administration and state legislators, ASUI declared the need for an institutional Board of Regents to supplement student representation at the state level.
Small talk with Staben
As the dust settles following the inauguration of new University of Idaho president Chuck Staben, many are eager to acquaint themselves with the man who now runs the university. According […]
Fear Factor bridges gap
ASUI Sen. Carlie Beasley spent her freshman year in Wallace, and Sen. Austin Karstetter is a brother of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, but both first-term senators ran on the […]
Improving security– Campus security hopes to become more visible on campus
Students are wary of campus security, often without realizing they exist to benefit students, said ASUI President Pro Tempore Anthony Filicetti. Soon, however, he said he hopes that will change. […]