Green Dot bill goes through – ASUI Senate passes violence prevention training bill despite concerns
During its last meeting, ASUI passed a bill to require all compensated officials of ASUI to be Green Dot trained, effective immediately.
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Sparks fly – ASUI Senate votes to finance homecoming fireworks display
The ASUI Senate voted 11-4 Wednesday night to transfer $750 from its allocations budget to the Homecoming Committee to finance the University of Idaho’s annual homecoming fireworks display.
Filling in the blanks – ASUI Senate votes in four new members, cabinet discusses Vandal Shuttle
The ASUI Senate filled their empty seats Wednesday evening by voting in four new senators — Lindsey LaPrath, Catherine Yenne, Maria Meza and Michael Lejardi.
Modifying morale – Faculty Senate addresses concerns about morale and Code of Conduct
University of Idaho Faculty Senate Chair Liz Brandt said at the start of the year, faculty expressed to her concerns about low faculty and staff morale.
What’s the Briggs deal – A closer look at new ASUI Vice President Kelsy Briggs
Even when pneumonia-stricken Kelsy Briggs — who had just been released from the hospital that day — spoke with former ASUI President Nate Fisher to interview for the position of […]
The battle has begun – Applicants compete for remaining four senate seats at ASUI meeting
A group of 16 applicants met in the ASUI office Wednesday for a meet-and-greet before official interviews are conducted and the four open senate seats are filled next week.
It’s Botello and Briggs – ASUI swears in new vice president, looks to fill vacant seats
The newest ASUI Vice President Kelsy Briggs was sworn into her position Wednesday evening, shortly after the first meeting of the ASUI Senate for the semester.
Critical time for medical amnesty – Students to see effect of amnesty law written by UI students
ASUI made history when the Idaho legislature passed a bill on medical amnesty they wrote this spring. The bill protects underage drinkers from criminal charges if they need to call […]
Botello cruises to ASUI presidency – Botello takes over as ASUI president after Karstetter resigns
Even after he moved to Idaho Falls when he was in seventh grade, Cruz Botello had never heard of Moscow, Idaho. Today, not only has Botello found a home at […]
Spreading happiness – Volunteer Center announces locations of winter ASB trips
Traveling abroad is a life-changing experience for many students, and Alternative Service Breaks (ASB) is one of the best ways to do it at the University of Idaho. “It changed […]