ASUI Senate election process kicks off
Just like the United States government, the legislative body of ASUI is filled with elected officials in charge of allocating funds, representing the student body, and passing bills that often […]
Author: Kaitlyn Krasselt
ASUI passes bill to re-model offices
The maze currently known as the ASUI office on the third floor of the Idaho Commons will get a new look this winter.
500 Vandals to “Make a Difference”
The deadline to register for the annual “Make a Difference Day‚” has been extended to Monday.
Sanchez keynote speaker
Human security is a global issue that affects many. It is also the focus of the 2011 Borah Symposium.
Homecoming Royalty 2011
In accordance with a 102-year-old tradition, this year’s University of Idaho Homecoming royalty will be elected based on more than popularity.
Women’s Reading Club open to all
The most controversial topics often lead to the best discussions, and although controversy is not the focus of the University of Idaho’s Women’s Reading Club, great discussion is.
An evening of food, culture, entertainment
Africa is home to nearly 15 percent of the world’s population, and is one of the most culturally diverse continents in the world.
28 years of fighting hunger
Moscow and Pullman residents join forces to fight local and world hunger through the 28th annual CROP Walk.