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The U.S. Department of Energy is considering five states, including Idaho for nuclear campuses that could receive used nuclear fuel from around the country. The proposed facility would be located […]
A statewide drought was declared in Idaho on Monday, April 13, by Gov. Brad Little and director of the Idaho Department of Water Resources, Mathew Weaver. This comes after an unusually warm winter, creating […]
On Thursday, March 26, Gov. Brad Little signed into effect a bill that will ban the publishing or release of all photos displaying the deceased by government agencies in Idaho. Senate Bill 1250 will be […]
As the Idaho state legislature attempted to balance a $40 million budget deficit, 16 University of Idaho students advocated for higher education programs in the statehouse this week. The group of students and ASUI […]
ASUI members express their gratitude to the Idaho legislators that passed House Bill 222 to aid the University of Idaho with the cost of security. HB 222 was signed into […]
I graduated high school with a class of 16 in small-town northern Idaho. One of the best things to happen to us was being the first class in years to […]
The University of Idaho’s student leadership in ASUI has shown over the course of the fall semester that they have a strong grasp on what good leadership means. A stronger idea than many of Idaho’s leaders, […]
Over the course of this semester, I’ve had a burning question in the back of my mind: Why won’t the University of Idaho mandate vaccines? Over 600 colleges across the country have instituted vaccine mandates, with an […]
Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed House Bill 135 and Senate Bill 1136, legislation curbing his power in emergency situations, with support from two former governors. The bills from the Idaho Legislature sought to limit the power of the governor in emergency situations and provide the state’s legislature with more influence over disaster […]
Gov. Brad Little announced in an address Tuesday that the state has moved to Stage 3 of his Idaho Rebounds plan. In the announcement, Little cited a decline in statewide case counts and daily hospital admissions as the reason for moving from Stage 2, which was implemented in November. According […]