Battle of the Palouse
A rivalry that began more than a century ago will be brought back to life thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Associated Students of the University of Idaho and […]
Tag: ASUI
Getting greener – ASUI Director of Sustainability Thomas Leo petitions for new recycling program
The Moscow City Council focused its second meeting of this month on increased collaboration, public works and improvement of city sidewalks Monday.
Exercising Vandal spirit — ASUI 5K will begin homecoming activities, spirit
Students, alumni and community members looking to get active and possibly earn a prize can do so by participating in the ASUI 5K Spirit Sprint.
Proposed bill to improve ASUI elections
A bill that seeks to improve ASUI elections by expanding the position of elections coordinator into multiple positions was introduced to the floor at the senate meeting Wednesday.
Involvement is necessary — Students should take advantage of UI’s resources and get involved in organizations
Student organizations are a cornerstone of the college experience. Not only does campus involvement help students grow as future professionals, but also as citizens.
Senate starts new year — Cowan, Williams run first meeting as ASUI executives
The Vandal Fight Song opened the first ASUI senate meeting of the semester Wednesday, where senators shared their goals and passed three bills deemed necessary for a smooth start to […]
Hiring to represent — ASUI offers students work, jobs for fall semester
Students looking for work might not have to look any further than the Associated Students of the University of Idaho, which is offering board-level positions from recreation to web design […]
Leading in style
ASUI President Max Cowan isn’t one of the most difficult people to recognize on campus. But he’s also one of the most approachable people according to co-workers and fellow students. […]
Student lounge spiked — Current CLASS offices to remain swing space for other offices
The space in the University of Idaho Commons being used as offices for the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences will continue to be used as a swing space […]