Governing Galapagos
University of Idaho geology professor and researcher Dennis Geist was named president of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands, an organization that focuses on research and preservation in […]
Author: Kaitlyn Krasselt
Paychecks and balances — Compensation discrepancies debated in ASUI
Only four senators voted yes to amend the ASUI Rules and Regulations and reduce their own paychecks after substantial debate during Wednesday’s senate meeting.
Tuition increase, flagship — all topics for SBOE visit
The State Board of Education will meet on the University of Idaho campus Wednesday and Thursday in the Student Union Building ballroom. The board will deliver a final decision regarding […]
Results are in
Hannah Davis and Nick Tunison were announced as the 2012-2013 ASUI president and vice president Thursday at the Idaho Commons rotunda.
Empty seats: ASUI seeking feedback in athletic event forum
A lack of student participation and attendance at athletic events this year has lead ASUI Director of Athletics Grady Hepworth to seek student feedback to increase involvement and Vandal spirit.
Forum sparks controversy — ASUI policy adviser responds to allegations
ASUI Presidential Policy Adviser Joe Black defended allegations that he had been biased during the March 28 presidential open forum at Wednesday’s senate meeting. Saying his intention was for the […]
Childbirth: nothing to fear — UMA Center provides childbirth perspective for women on Palouse
Educating young people about alternative forms of childbirth, providing access to community resources and empowering women to be in control of the childbirth process are the goals of the recently […]
Childbirth: nothing to bear
Educating young people about alternative forms of childbirth, providing access to community resources and empowering women to be in control of the childbirth process are the goals of the recently […]
Clubs vie for ASUI dollars
The ASUI Activities Board has approximately $24,000 left to allocate to ASUI recognized clubs and organizations this year.
Sunken ‘flagship’ disappoints Faculty Senate
The University of Idaho Faculty Senate passed a resolution expressing its “profound disappointment” in the State Board of Education’s decision to remove “flagship” from the university’s mission statement.