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Spring semester entails many changes for students, including a newly-elected president pro tempore of the ASUI Senate. Senate elected former ASUI Sen. Rachael Miller as the spring 2016 pro tempore […]
In today’s show we’ve got news on transgender awareness training programs at University of Idaho, coverage of ASUI elections and advice on driving home safely.
University of Idaho students took to the polls Monday to decide on seven ASUI Senate seats. Elections opened Monday and will stay open until 5 p.m. Wednesday. Students will receive […]
James Howard – Freshman, on-campus, Business and Economics My name is James Howard. I”m a freshman majoring in business and economics. I grew up in Fruitland, Idaho, and graduated from […]
ASUI Senate will continue to accept applications to fill seven open senate seats until 6 p.m., Thursday. ASUI Communications Board Chair Austin Karstetter said they are looking for a pool […]
Despite only becoming an ASUI senator this semester, Zachary Spence already has a laundry list of ideas to improve life at the University of Idaho. “He started his first semester […]
ASUI selects four new senators After an unusually turbulent selection process, ASUI finally chose four students to fill the vacant seats in the ASUI Senate — Katie Cramer, Michael Ryan, […]
Internal disagreement postpones ASUI senate selections The friction between lawmakers in politics is a common and expected theme, and this doesn’t exclude itself from ASUI. Last week, ASUI President Nate […]
According to the current ASUI Rules and Regulations, a student who wishes to run for an elected position must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 or greater, or […]
The ASUI Senate urged the Idaho state legislature to add “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to the protected clauses of the Idaho Human Rights Act Wednesday.