Local candidates affiliated with the Latah County Democrats spoke about critical campaign issues and goals at their biannual “friendraising party” event on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The event started off with […]
The Latah County Prosectors office, Moscow Police and Idaho State Police released a statement on Tuesday, Sept. 15 that unredacted photos of the crime scene at 1122 King Road may […]
The University of Idaho Student Union Building will be an early voting polling place for the 2026 midterm elections. Early voting in Latah County runs from Oct. 19 – 30, […]
A resolution to show appreciation and consideration of the construction workers on campus was passed on ASUI’s Sept. 16 senate meeting. Resolution F26-B02 was passed with the intention to […]
A 22-page motion with intent of disqualifying judge Steven Hippler from Bryan Kohberger’s June 17, 2027, evidentiary hearing will be heard by the court on Oct. 15. According to Kohberger’s […]
After their election last semester, Lance Butikofer and Alma Azocar Argurto plan to enhance student opportunities, support and voice in their presidential and vice-presidential roles in the Associated Students of […]
In March 2026, The University of Idaho purchased the 20-acre corner lot on Jackson Street and Sixth Street, with the goal of creating “Legacy Crossing” a connection point between the […]
Senator Sonny Cobinah introduced resolution S26-R09, to expand student peer mentor services and access to student success resources through ASUI and other campus programs, during the final ASUI meeting of the year on May 6, […]
Starting on May 11, the Student Sustainability Cooperative is planning to have a donation drive, with six drop-off locations around the resident halls, called Repurpose the Purge. The drop-off locations are the corner of […]
An increase in student participation and interest in ASUI in 2025-26 is among major accomplishments cited by the outgoing ASUI president. Seyi Arogundade, during the April 22 ASUI Senate meeting, said, “Coming from a place with ASUI, where we barely had any people […]