Mix-tape: Wanderlust tunes
The sun is finally out and the days are lasting longer. It is time to take those good weather vibes and go out and wander. These songs are for the […]
Horoscopes: April 8, 2016
Aries 3/21-4/19 This week might not feel eventful, but enjoy the peace and quiet while you can. Easter and April Fool”s might be over, but UIdaho Bound round […]
Working facilities trump hang out space
It”s election season, in case that wasn”t obvious already. That means local, state and national elections will take place over the year. On campus, it”s the ASUI election season. Candidates […]
Leaders who listen – ASUI is helping students turn their voices into actions
The ASUI web page lists the goal of student government as an organization that “helps Vandals of all disciplines be engaged leaders of tomorrow and craft a bright future for […]
Don”t fail UIdaho – Campus community discusses Idaho public education
Paul Lewin, an assistant professor of agricultural science at the University of Idaho, said he approaches education not as an educator, but as an economist. “Education is an investment,” Lewin […]
Representation by population – Proposed legislation would allow restructuring of ASUI Senate
A bill written by Sen. Kate Ricart and sponsored by Sen. Laura Ehman intended to iron out the details of redistricting by college was discussed at last week”s ASUI senate […]
A glimpse of Greek – Greek houses host future Vandals for UIdaho Bound
Settled around a bonfire in the backyard of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity last weekend, University of Idaho junior Adam Quintana taught visiting high school students Ethan and Brandon what fraternity […]
Candidates face off at debate – Diversity, policy improvements discussed at ASUI Presidential Debate
Presidential candidate Rachael Miller and her running mate McKenzie MacDonald sat across from presidential candidate Austin Karstetter and his running mate Cruz Botello at the ASUI presidential and vice presidential […]
Picking a president – Miller driven by passion for student voice
ASUI presidential candidate Rachael Miller said she has come a long way since she once dropped out of high school. “I went through a period of my life where I […]
Picking a president – Karstetter puts value on his community
For Austin Karstetter, being involved in his community is easy. Karstetter, one of the two candidates running for ASUI president, is an international studies and organizational science major with a […]