Separation of church and state protects rights
Right now, America faces a number of pressing issues: A weak economy, high unemployment, a growing gap between the rich and poor, a crumbling infrastructure, poor health care, and increasing […]
Month: November 2011
Vandal Pride food drive
The University of Idaho is no longer competing against Boise State University, but is competing against itself. At least, that’s the case for this year’s Vandal Pride food drive.
Vandal camaraderie trumps competition
It’s tough to outrun Vandal spirit, but the ASUI recreation board makes keeping pace with it possible in its Vandal 5K Spirit Sprint set for Nov. 12.
Treasure hunt raises money for day care
When a Palouse, Wash., daycare center was in danger of shutting down, a community of parents and volunteers came up with a unique fundraising idea to save it.
Sharing the meal
Transparency and communication were the main goals of ASUI representatives who sat down for dinner with students Thursday at Bob’s Place in the Wallace Residence Center.
Mile by mile
Students without cars are utilizing alternative transportation options instead of remaining stranded in Moscow.
Looking ahead
February is still months away, but tickets for the 45th annual Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival are now available. Series tickets, which include admission to all eight headline acts and […]
Director sees future in collaboration
Jan Boll is a man with a vision of greater interdisciplinary collaboration within University of Idaho faculty and a passion for his students. These qualities named Boll director of Environmental […]
Counting the money
The ASUI Student Activity Fee committee only has four departments left to audit this fall, and thus far, they are incredibly pleased with the process.