Eggs and education
The Legislative Breakfast is a yearly opportunity for students to communicate one-on-one with Idaho legislators about issues in higher education.
Author: Kaitlyn Krasselt
Reserve fees spent for students
ASUI Senate passed three financial bills Wednesday at its weekly meeting.
Reports of sexual assault increase
Students, faculty and staff received an email Friday warning of the dangers of sexual assault and the risks associated with alcohol use on campus.
More than music
Music, stories and dance are cultural staples that create a unique way of life, and make up societal structures, according to Barry Bilderback’s presentation Tuesday.
A better picture
An amendment to the ASUI constitution creating districts within the student body will go into effect for the upcoming senatorial election. The amendment allocates a specific number of senatorial seats […]
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.
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.
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.
Scaring for charity
Now in its fifth year, The Harvest Haunted Barn and Trail has become an annual stop for those looking for a Halloween scare.