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Five of the eleven ASUI senatorial candidates as well as both pairs of presidential and vice presidential candidates made a last pitch for their platforms at the final open forum […]
ASUI”s medical amnesty bill may soon be finalized after it was sent to Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter”s desk earlier this week. The bill would grant legal protection to underage […]
Karstetter highlights community, structure and transparency ASUI Communications Board Chair Austin Karstetter has announced his candidacy for ASUI President, and will run alongside vice presidential candidate Sen. Cruz Botello. Karstetter […]
Students may have come across an email from ASUI this semester that gives them the option to click on a link and give their opinion on an issue of importance. […]
After a two-week application process, Danny Bugingo and Mattie Cupps were elected as the new ASUI senators by the senate Wednesday. Senators Bugingo and Cupps are replacing former senators Katelin […]
ASUI”s medical amnesty bill cleared another hurdle Tuesday when it was unanimously endorsed by the Idaho House of Representatives Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee. ASUI Lobbyist Nate Fisher said he […]
Two different organizations requested funds at last week”s ASUI Senate meeting for events designed to positively influence Vandals. Adonay Berhe, president of the University of Idaho chapter of the National […]
During his freshman year, Seth Guyer found himself in a position familiar to many college students. A friend had had too much to drink and appeared to need medical attention […]
Lindsey LaPrath of Middleton, Idaho, said she knew she was meant to be a Vandal long before she started her first year at the University of Idaho. “I am actually […]
ASUI approved a $350 contribution to the seventh annual University of Idaho Hemingway Festival at the senate meeting this week. Hemingway Festival Director Jennifer Hawk told the senate she decided […]