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In today’s show: ASUI passed legislation including veterans of all wars in UI’s non-discrimination clause. – “Making Sense of the Election” from 12:30-1:20 Tuesday in the Commons – Mihaela Karst […]
The Democratic Headquarters on Main Street Tuesday waited in silence as the electoral votes across the country were tallied. Statements of “this must be a dream” occasionally floated amongst those […]
From going door to door, to tabling, to getting students registered to vote, the Young Democrats have tried their hardest to support Democratic candidates and get students involved in politics. […]
Local candidates for the Idaho Legislature focused on what they could do for a population of constituents nearly as temporary as their terms of office — college students. At a […]
It appears a lack of transparency continues to be a lingering issue in Idaho, as a timely controversy at the state level paints a clear picture of the muddled politics […]
A frequent sight on campus is the bearded man who stands outside of the library and yells about his opinions. The correct term for him would be something between street […]
In arguably the most controversial presidential election our country has seen, there are bound to be vocal opinions in the press about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Both candidates have […]
Winston Churchill once said that democracy was the worst form of government “…except for all those other forms which have been tried before.” This election cycle more than ever has […]
Two centuries and 40 years ago, our founding fathers separated themselves from the British and the journey of America as we know it began to take form. American’s wild, often […]
As a left-leaning city in a traditionally red state, Moscow is a fascinating place to be politically active, said ASUI Director of Policy Nick Wren. “When you go to college […]