Associated Students University of Idaho. Angela Palermo | The Argonaut
Senate candidate focus on inclusion
Forum held for senators to speak about their platforms prior to elections

Candidates running for Associated Students University of Idaho discussed decreased involvement across campus because of COVID-19, encouraging representation in underrepresented groups and having an open dialogue with the Idaho legislature.   […]

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CDAR is here to help
Whether physical or cognitive, no disability should be ignored

The Center for Disability Access and Resources at the University of Idaho provides several support systems for students pursuing their education with a disability.   The center, commonly known as CDAR, […]

Faculty Senate | Angela Palermo
University of Idaho Faculty Senate passes new proposal establishing a unified accreditation committee
The new committee will replace the last

The University of Idaho Faculty Senate passed a proposal Tuesday implementing a new University Assessment and Accreditation Committee to review the university’s academic institutions.  Accreditation functions as a means of quality control, ensuring academic and co-curricular standards are met and in compliance […]

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Candidates discuss inclusivity and student involvement
ASUI hosts forum for potential legislative members

Associated Students University of Idaho hosted an open forum for senate candidates, covering topics from student involvement to communications with the Idaho Legislature.   A focal point of the discussion was potential senators’ goals to increase participation in the student body.   Lillie Manyon, a freshman, wants to utilize a point system to […]

ASUI elections are underway
Campaigns for student body government were announced March 30

Elections for the Associated Students University of Idaho kicked off last week with two presidential campaign announcements.  Former ASUI Sen. Kallyn Mai and Director of Legislative Affairs Katie Hettinga announced […]

Faculty Senate | Angela Palermo
New degree program at the University of Idaho will allow students to specialize in groundwater hydrology
The new graduate program will provide necessary training for students pursuing a career in the field

University of Idaho Faculty Senate passed a proposal Tuesday approving a Master of Science in groundwater hydrology, a program that will provide specialized training in addressing the state’s water needs.  The new graduate program at UI stemmed from requests by the Idaho Department of Water Resources […]