ASUI adds director of finance position
ASUI approved the creation of a new position, director of finance, at the first ASUI senate meeting of the 2012-2013 year.
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Palousafest first: Annual event to feature a mechanical bull, bungee run and We the Kings
We the Kings will open this year’s Palousafest, an event that has welcomed students since the 1990s, Director of Student Involvement, Colleen Quinn said.
Three steps ahead — New director of student involvement plans to keep students informed of campus events
After college, graduate school and several job changes around the United States, Colleen Quinn was content teaching civic engagement and conducting research for her Ph.D at the University of California […]
ASUI helps your summer shine
ASUI will continue to provide weekly entertainment this summer with “Screen on the Green” movies on the Theophilus Tower lawn and noontime concerts in the Idaho Commons courtyard.
Searching for senators
President-elect Hannah Davis has begun the hiring process for the 2012-2013 ASUI board chairs and fill the vacant senate seats left by vice president-elect Nick Tunnison and her. Davis recently […]
Paychecks and balances — Compensation discrepancies debated in ASUI
Only four senators voted yes to amend the ASUI Rules and Regulations and reduce their own paychecks after substantial debate during Wednesday’s senate meeting.
Leaving an impression
It is impossible to condense someone’s life into a few hundred words, but Karen Pohl’s chapter is still being written as her legacy lives on in the people who knew […]
ASUI election extended
The polls for ASUI elections are now open until 4 p.m. Thursday due to a communication error between ASUI and ITS about which students are eligible to vote.
Empty seats: ASUI seeking feedback in athletic event forum
A lack of student participation and attendance at athletic events this year has lead ASUI Director of Athletics Grady Hepworth to seek student feedback to increase involvement and Vandal spirit.
Clubs vie for ASUI dollars
The ASUI Activities Board has approximately $24,000 left to allocate to ASUI recognized clubs and organizations this year.