Starting early
Freshman senator grows in leadership position ASUI President Pro Tempore Michael Ryan said he never wanted a career in politics.
Author: Hannah Shirley
Finding fee funding
Committee requests 1.6 percent increase to UI student fees After hearing from several entities on campus and much deliberation, the Student Fee Committee proposed a 1.6 percent increase, or $8.73, […]
Cowan proposes redistricting
Resolution advocates collegiate model of student representation Former ASUI President and current senate parliamentarian Max Cowan introduced a resolution to the senate Wednesday to support redistricting ASUI by college. Although […]
Latah County to reissue same-sex marriage licenses
The marriage licenses issued to the first six same-sex couples in Latah County last fall will not be filed, according to a letter received by the County Clerk’s office Jan. […]
Fisher not finished
Fisher to seek re-election, ASUI redistricting Nearly three quarters through his term as ASUI President, Nate Fisher believes he’s been successful. He organized an Idaho Student Association summit with other […]
Continuing sexual assault prevention
ASUI advocates for an enthusiastic ‘yes’ Sexual assault prevention can be a heavy topic, making it easy to forget sex has the potential to be a very positive and fun […]
Warming up
ASUI passes two resolutions, begins spring semester The ASUI Senate only has two sessions under its belt for the spring semester, but its members are not wasting any time.
Student Health Center to stay downtown
UI clinic understaffed, recruiting new physicians The UI Student Health Center, although tentatively scheduled to reopen on campus after winter break, will remain at its current downtown location for the […]
Vandal donors set record
Historic Inspiring Futures campaign surpasses goal The best fundraising campaigns are the ones that continue to give, said Chris Lucier, senior director of advancement at the University of Idaho.
‘I would walk 3,000 miles’
UI grad walks across country rewarding acts of kindness Bundled up with a backpack strapped to his body and grungy from walking hundreds of miles, Tommy Lukrich looked homeless.