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The United States Department of Homeland Security plans to place restrictions upon the flexibility of student visas, which would further complicate international student enrollment at the University of Idaho. The […]
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 […]
Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare will be requiring all recipients of Medicaid to report 80 hours of qualifying activities a month or are earning […]
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 […]
Introduced by the Sunrise Palouse President, Riya Kumar, a resolution requesting improvements to student worker wages was passed at this week’s ASUI meeting on April 22. Kumar originally brought this concept to the ASUI Senate during public […]
A statewide drought was declared in Idaho on Monday, April 13, by Gov. Brad Little and director of the Idaho Department of Water Resources, Mathew Weaver. This comes after an unusually warm winter, creating […]