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ASUI held their weekly meeting over Zoom on Sept. 25 after a giant dust storm hit Moscow hours before the meeting. At the meeting, ASUI President Martha Smith spoke about […]
The U.S. News & World Report college rankings were released for 2025, announcing the University of Idaho as the Best Value Public School in the West for the fifth consecutive year. […]
On Wednesday, Sept. 18, Carlos Alvarado Quesada, the former president of Costa Rica, gave the keynote address for the 2024 Borah Symposium. Alvarado Quesada served as the 48th president of […]
The university will be commissioning a recognition monument for ASUI in recognition for their “enduring legacy of support for the [P1FCU Kibbie] Dome and many other vital campus resources,” according […]
The Department of Student Involvement will be releasing their own parody of the internet show “Hot Ones” that will be called “Joe’s Inferno,” according to Brandon Brackett, the Director of […]
On Friday, Sept. 13, more than 20 people gathered at the Living Learning Community (LLC) Courtyard for a swing dancing event. The event ran from 8:30 to 10 p.m., welcoming […]
Two new ASUI senators were sworn into their positions at this week’s ASUI meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 11. At the meeting, Julia Parker took the open forum stand and […]
The Idaho Vandals took to Laramie, Wyoming to face the Wyoming Cowboys on Saturday, in which the Vandals came out with a 17-13 victory in a defensive affair. Both teams […]
On Sept. 2, a lightning storm struck down near Bellevue, Idaho, igniting a wildfire dubbed the Glendale Fire. The wildfire reached over 10,000 acres of burning throughout Blaine County, with […]
The ASUI meeting this Wednesday, Sept. 4 was filled with over a dozen students looking to fill one of the four vacant senator positions. Arielle Hebison, Lance Butikofer, Bryan Ruiz […]